You all have heard about Facebook, right?

The social media site that the kids used to use, the college students used to use, you know, back in the 2000s or whatever was,

but then kind of the moms and dads took over and

eventually the baby boomers took over and now Facebook the kids that they don't

use the Facebook anymore but there for a little while they did and I remember in the early 20 teens when everybody was on the Facebook and they would comment about things. They would make posts about their life and whatnot.

And I remember one common type of post was the passive aggressive one where you say something

about somebody who you know is going to see it and who a few people will know who you're

talking about, but you don't really say who you're talking about, but you don't really say who you're talking about, and you're like,

wish some people would pay attention to the schedule and remember things that they agreed to do, that kind of not showing up and flaking out

is the kind of thing that loses you friends, SMH.

And then everybody else is like, what, what's going, are you okay?

Oh my gosh, are you all right?

What happened?

I'm so sorry, everybody does that.

But then like the person who it was about,

I don't know exactly how they were actually supposed to feel but it was a technique and hopefully that's worn off I don't know

I don't know I don't do the Facebook thing anymore so you'll have to let me know if that's still a thing that occurs

but I always wonder like what would it be like if there was some

kind of rule that President Mark Zuckerberg put in place and he was like hey if the

algorithm determines that you made some kind of passive aggressive post like that,

you have to, right after that, follow it up with exactly who you're talking about.

You got to point the thing out, just call it out in front of everybody.

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