Tell us about the most fictitious or fun problem statement(s) you read (of course not necessarily solved). For me, perhaps they are 767A - Snacktower, 833B - The Bakery and 833C - Ever-Hungry Krakozyabra.
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For me, it has to be this problem: 1358D - The Best Vacation, because it was not only a meme problem, but also the hardest problem I had solved in contest at the time which made me pretty happy.