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On the other place I constantly saw memes of shows that I thought ‘well if they’re that popular they must be pretty good’

Shows like:

Avatar, The Office, Parks and Rec and IT Crowd

I’ve watched them and I just don’t get it. They aren’t so amazing that they are worth that level of adoration IMO. Avatar has its good spots and Parks and Rec is pretty enjoyable but I cringe at American office and IT crowd is forgettable.

However a show I actually really like, Community, only started getting the same type of treatment after the pandemic because people watched it on Netflix. Although it’s still not as popular as these others. Are people just really basic or am I out of touch?

Anyway, what show did you watch and think ‘I don’t get what the fuss is about’? Maybe it was Community?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Imagine a coworker said what I said, and you walk up to them and say your reply to his face word for word.

What would that coworker think of that interaction?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 10 months ago

I have autism and thought I did pretty well in this interaction before I got the crit back. I have no idea what a coworker would think.