June 8th, just last week.

A couple weeks ago?

Two weeks ago.

Bruch!

Hit it, boys.

News from Dan Rolovsky, the, he took to Twitter to tweet, potato chips are gross.

Tortilla chips are everything.

Also, if you scoop salsa instead of dipping, you're gross, you scoop casso and guacamole. Then he gave a

couple of like oki-dokey type of emojis. And it's an only, it's an hour old. It's got

800. It's being ratioed, I would say. But you can't even tell if something's being ratioed anymore because if something has a bunch of responses and retweets, you have to click to see that they're actually quote tweets, in which case that probably falls into being ratio.

I mean, we had the conversation this weekend, me and the old Twitch chat about what being ratioed means these

days. Like, it's a much different definition now than it used to be an OG Twitter. Because

OG Twitter was just like, you would see that there were a bunch of different, like, replies to a

tweet, and then you would like click on it to see the to see the the replies and be like

oh this person is definitely getting dragged or whatever you want to say and then now being

ratioed just means that like any reply gets more likes than the original tweet oh interesting so

all right so i knew of proper ratioing to exist for about a month.

I felt like for like a month, people would say like, oh, so and so got ratioed with this or,

oh, you're going to get ratioed with this tweet. And I took it to mean because I think in this

one month, it just meant your tweet gets more replies than any other interaction.

It gets more replies than likes.

It gets more replies than retweets.

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