Bog Dingo
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In a world obsessed with “growth” one incompetent, brave voice finally asks the forbidden question: Are Friends actually just cleverly disguised distractions from your inevitable rise to glory? Experts, and Inc members who talk loudly in coffee shops, say yes!
According to completely incompetent and biased data:
- Delayed personal growth due to Love* and Filipinochess farming
- Inviting their own friends over, especially ones with silly names like Classy or Storm
- Reduced productivity caused by three-hour phone calls that begin with “just calling to say hi” from CerealKiller
- Confusion caused by unecessary accronyms liks WSYD & DWSYW
- Emotional taxation from absorbing secondhand drama from Milriko
- Horrifying mental images from the descriptions of STDs they received due to their unprotected relations with so many other tribes
Studies Inc just made up show that 94% of scheming and plotting your downfall is carried out by a Friend. While Friend claim they’re “just looking out for us,” the evidence points to subtle sabotage:
“Are you sure that village is right for you?”
“Maybe don’t noble that player, they seem too large.”
“Add more sodium to your diet, salt is good for you."
“You want to focus on other worlds? Great Idea!”
"We're organising a gang-bang and we're not telling you"
Modern success stories increasingly favor strategic solitude:
- Einstein once said something intelligent while alone (we assume)
- Batman has only one friend (Alfred), and even he’s on payroll
- Productivity gurus recommend “anti-social hours”
- Solo means we don’t have to drag airforcebummer2.0 through basic strategy like it’s his first day out of boot camp
Coincidence? Hardly.
Conclusion
While society tells you to “cherish your Friends,” Inc say not all friendships are healthy. Especially when your "friends" are involved in a moresome and seemingly looking to add others to it.
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