Hey, my friends, I'm Matt, this is the 10-minute Bible Hour podcast, and I want to say thank

you again for making the time to bum around with me and do this kind of stuff.

This is being incredibly cool that you carve out time to do this every day, and I absolutely

love that we get to do it, so thank you.

You know, and then we talk about internet culture, and I know that that can feel patronizing

for those of you who were born and nurtured in the internet.

You swim in these waters, you know the lingo, you keep up with it, but I also know that

it can be really overwhelming for those of you who don't swim in those waters.

And so whenever we talk about internet culture, I want to take a minute to explain these

things so that we're all on the same page moving forward, and here we have an internet

culture thing that I think super applies to what we're talking about today.

So we're talking about memes, in particular, this is like any kind of imitatable, repeatable

little pattern for a joke or a jab can be text-based, it can be a little picture, an image, a

gift, a little moving image, whatever, it doesn't matter.

In this case, I'm talking about a text-based meme that I guess you would call the literally

nobody meme, and the way this one works is you just got some text and it says something

like this, literally nobody, and then there's a colon, and then after the colon, it says

nothing.

So the idea here is you're communicating that nobody said anything, and then right below

that, you've got whoever is going to be the butt of the joke, and then a colon, and then

they say something that is completely unprompted that apparently they just needed everybody to

know because of their own quirks, but nobody really asked them.

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