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VOICE NOTES SHOULD BE ILLEGAL.

Pick a side. Make your case. Bring someone who disagrees.

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Movie trailers ruin the movie.

The best part should happen in the cinema.

VOICE NOTES SHOULD BE ILLEGAL.

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Brunch is breakfast with a markup.

Same eggs. Better lighting.

Weekly episodes beat the binge.

Give the group chat something to live for.

Pineapple belongs on pizza.

Sweet. Salty. Apparently unforgivable.

Read receipts should be off by default.

Seen is not a promise.

An algorithm cannot make you a mixtape.

Perfect recommendations. Zero butterflies.

Put your phone away at concerts.

You came for the show, not the footage.

SPOILERS EXPIRE AFTER A WEEK.

One week. Fair warning or total betrayal?

NO AGENDA. NO MEETING.

Would you decline the empty calendar invite?

THE GROUP CHAT DOES NOT NEED A GOOD-MORNING MESSAGE.

Your chat has a morning person. Are you on their side?

REPLY ALL SHOULD REQUIRE A SECOND THOUGHT.

Would your last Reply all survive this vote?

CANCELLED PLANS CAN BE THE BEST PLANS.

Relief or betrayal?

THE DRIVER GETS THE PLAYLIST.

Who gets the aux on your next trip?

COFFEE SHOULD BE DRUNK BEFORE IT IS PHOTOGRAPHED.

Your latte is cooling while we argue.

READ RECEIPTS CREATE MORE DRAMA THAN CLARITY.

Seen. Debated. Still no reply.

A WEEKEND ALARM IS A PERSONAL ATTACK.

Would you snooze this argument?

ORDER YOUR OWN FRIES.

The friendship test at the bottom of the bag.

ONE MORE EPISODE IS NEVER JUST ONE.

Your autoplay history has an opinion.

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