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Has anyone else noticed a sudden lack of reading comprehension skills?
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this post was submitted on 22 Aug 2023
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I believe it.
When I watch TikTok, the video will explain everything extremely clearly, and the comments are FILLED with questions or criticism that were answered or done in the video.
My favourite is when I comment on a Canadian TikTok page about something, and someone else comments "ughhh it's not illegal here and it's $5" and I reply with "what province?" and they respond "Texas". Like bitch, you're on a CANADIAN page, with the person clearly talking about CANADA, and you're talking about something unrelated in Texas telling me that I am wrong?