I was browsing Reddit, like I do every day, chasing that sweet serotonin release from

finding the dankest of content.

I was cultivating my grown collection of Among Us memes, something I love sending to all

my friends, even though they had long stopped responding to me.

I think the problem was, I was sourcing them from easy to find places.

The subreddit's eyebrows had thousands of members.

But if one of my friends was there, sharing these hilarious memes before me, they were getting

the chordle I deserved.

My first solution was The Browse By New.

Very quickly, I found that the new page was a mindful of degeneracy, however, it gave

me my best lead.

There was a fresh meme that popped up.

It was I've read in Poster, I hate that guy, popping out of a vent.

Instead of the usual punchlines you'd often see associated with this format, all he

said was, for better among us memes, go here.

However, it wasn't a normal link.

It took some searching, but I found out it was a link for the deep web.

I started sweating, I'd heard about that place from reading many creepypastas on the subject,

so I'm something of an expert in the field.

Now I was going to DM the upload of her information, but as quickly as I caught the meme, the user

was deleted for spam.

Immediately, that's how I knew this was real.

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