Either that or a woman saying a very obvious joke while 13 year olds argue in the comments how "it can't be a joke because women don't know how to joke"
Show loosely based on the old Archie comics. Led by a guy who previously wrote a play about Archie living in Superman's Metropolis, rooming and making out with a man heavily implied to be based on a real life serial killer. In hindsight, its a surprise Archie didn't stop a nuclear bomb with his abs in S1.
Seems like it only takes one or two accounts to spam some related memes to get to the front page. A while back it was Taylor swift's carbon emissions and before that it was the US and oil.
Thats great, now try that with acquaintances, coworkeea, classmates or companies that only chat through WhatsApp. I wish I could go nuclear but WA is a necessity.
First time hearing of this, does it work from outside the US? Not like, buy it in the US, use it anywhere, but, buy outside the US, use outside the US. How does it work with countries that need registration to own a phone number?
I do know what you mean. But I'm taking this in another direction to point out that, Christ, a lot of writers seem unable to not make the male and female leads of anything fall in love for no reason. Literally most of the forced romance is hetero romance.
Also, when the prompt is modified to include "native american" it seems to mostly return the most stereotypically dressed people possible. Like wearing traditional garbs and headdresses when everyone else portrayed is wearing setting appropriate clothing.
If you don't live in a place with WhatsApp as the dominant chat app I don't think you could get it. I don't have FB, Instagram, Snapchat, Google, Outlook, or any form of social media, I am as disconnected as can be. But WA is truly inescapable.
Need to ask a very specific question about taxes? The government support person only answers through WhatsApp. Need to file an insurance report and even check if it was approved? WhatsApp. Need to schedule a certification exam? Whatsapp. Hell, more and more companies and government services are moving to WA only customer service/support, like not even help you if you show up in person and in some cases their phone lines (which are "always busy") just direct you to their WhatsApp.
Its also the only way of reaching coworkers/classmates. Not for like socializing or messing around, but for group work, file sharing, scheduling meetings, sharing important/urgent announcements, etc. And good luck getting mere acquaintances to install a secondary chat app just to talk to you, when we can barely get our friends to install adblockers in their browsers. Well, there are other secondary ways to reach them, Facebook Messenger and Instagram DMs, but we both likely agree on what to make of these ones.
I hate Facebook and am aware of their practices, but they have reached an absolute dominance over communication in most of the world. You can't just ignore them in day to day life.
Either that or a woman saying a very obvious joke while 13 year olds argue in the comments how "it can't be a joke because women don't know how to joke"