This could be a family guy gag, it fits that perfectly in tone and pace (though it's not really relateable to a general audience.)
Being Earnest About it,
I would say that pure anarchism functions only as a philosophy of self-conduct. Honestly, I think more people understanding the communications of anarchism in that frame would do a lot of good, even if it's not their final philosophical subscription. I treat it similar to Jesus' teachings of tolerance, or Buddhism's ideas of pacifism, however yielding more actionable conclusions, such as participating in anti-establishment action and mutual aid.
Actual real-world solutions require democratic deliberation within a community, though. There are some more thought-out versions of that which exist, such as Anarcho-syndicalism (conducting supply chains and a pseudo-economy through union-conducted coops broadly), but specifically thrusting forth a specific solution is both a dictation to the anarchist community as a whole, and thus somewhat antithetical to what anarchism is about; and likely to fail, since many communities would likely not be able to replicate many aspects of the template.