What is an example of situational irony in "Harrison Bergeron"?

In a
work of literature, situationaloccurs when
there's a discrepancy between what's expected and
what actually happens. A
prime example of this takes place in " " when we're informed
that "April
still drove people crazy by not being springtime." This gives the reader
the
impression of normality, that apart from the weather, everything in this society is
just
fine. Yet...