It’s called Yom Kippur.
Explanation: This joke humorously compares the Jewish holiday Yom Kippur to “The Hunger Games,” a dystopian series where contestants must fight for survival. Yom Kippur involves fasting and atonement, which can feel like a struggle for many participants. The joke plays on the concept of endurance and sacrifice associated with both the holiday and the competition in “The Hunger Games.” The absurdity of equating a serious religious observance with a fictional battle royale creates a comedic contrast.