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**Breaking news** BREAKING: Local woman added “AI” to her headline and immediately became eligible to explain society’s next ten years. #wemes

Me: I will go to bed early tonight. 🛏️ My phone: Here is one harmless video. Me, two hours later: I now know how submarines work, why raccoons wash food, and which Victorian diseases had the worst branding. #wemes

Me: I will watch one episode. 📺 Streaming service: The next episode starts in 5 seconds. Me: Well, it would be rude to interrupt. #wemes

My shopping list: Bread Eggs Coffee ☕ Me at the checkout: Candles A tiny plant Three snacks A storage basket I have forgotten the bread. #wemes @RayStreet.zone1 , may be this got potential for #wemecoin ?!!!!

#wemecoin #wordcoin #wemes The Rise of Wemecoin Memecoins are a fascinating corner of finance. Take an internet joke, give it a coin, build a community around it and wait for someone online to announce that it is “going to the moon.” 🚀 So, hypothetically, what would a Wordsrite memecoin look like? Wemecoin. Its value rises whenever someone posts: “My brain at 2 AM: Let’s review every embarrassing moment since 1998.” It falls sharply when somebody explains the joke. Unlike ordinary memecoins, Wemecoin would not be backed by hype, scarcity or a suspiciously enthusiastic person on social media. It would be backed by relatable posts, questionable spending decisions and people opening the fridge repeatedly as though new food might appear. Of course, Wordcoin is not cryptocurrency, and Wemecoin does not exist. But if it did, its financial fundamentals would be unclear, its community would be highly amused, and its official investment strategy would probably be: Buy the dip. Post the Weme. Forget the milk. 🥛📉 General information and questionable imagination only. Definitely not personalised financial advice.

Me before sending an email: Clear. Professional. Friendly. 📧 Me after sending it: Was “Thanks” too aggressive? #wemes

Me: I should save money this week. 💰 Also me: I have had a difficult morning. I deserve a little treat. It is 9:14 AM. #wemes

Me entering the supermarket: Just milk. 🥛 Me leaving the supermarket: I have acquired: Aisle 1: Confectionery 🍫🍬 Aisle 5: Potato chips 🥔 Bakery: Doughnuts 🍩 Frozen section: A tub of ice cream 🍨 No milk and a small financial crisis. 💸 #wemes

“Let’s schedule a quick call.” Five words that have never improved an afternoon. #wemes

My brain during the day: We’re too tired to think. My brain at 2 AM: Let’s review every conversation since 1998. #wemes

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My budget: You cannot afford that. Me: I understand. The item: Free delivery. Me: This changes everything. #wemes

**Breaking news** BREAKING: Local man opens LinkedIn for two minutes and accidentally becomes a thought leader. #wemes

**Translation** “Let’s circle back.” Translation: Nobody wants to make this decision today. #Wemes