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T. S. Eliot is overrated as hell. He describes nothing apart from how he, to state it colloquially, "gets no bitches" in Prufrock. He solely describes first world problems which only he himself can relate to.

I have seen a good few sources claiming it is a tragicomedy, but I don't see the tragic element. Nobody dies in the play. However, common sense dictates it is taboo to call a play about a Jew getting deleted from society a comedy. Will I lose political correctness points for calling it a comedy?

Great. The new calculator everyone's talking about. I just got the thing today and it is a major disappointment. Probability calculations are virtually unusable. In all those permutations and combinatorics questions you need to input massive chains of p's and c's it is very bad. It takes FIVE...