Hello everyone!Just this afternoon, when I saw this prompt and was about to draft, a neighbor, a lady, walked up to me to ask if I had airtime on my phone so she could use it to call her husband and confirm his whereabouts.

Hello Everyone!What if I told you I had never booked a ride before in my life? Sounds laughable, right? Lol.SourceBut that’s the truth, and the reason is that I haven't lived in cities where online ride bookings are common. Over here, especially in my current city of residence, we rely on the traditional "stop and enter" method or go to a terminal, pay for the service, and enjoy the trip. The only thing remotely similar to online booking is when we contact a vehicle owner, schedule a day for the trip, and when the day arrives, the vehicle comes to pick us up. These are the manual methods—or let’s just call them the local way of doing things.

Hello everyone!As funny as the topic of this prompt sounds—asking whether it would be a good idea to introduce learning about social media into the school curriculum—it is actually a great idea. Social media has become one of the major ways people earn a living today. However, school curriculums, especially in my part of the world, are mainly focused on subjects that are not always relevant to real-life situations. These subjects are included in the name of being broad in all areas, yet they often neglect to address crucial aspects of life that could help solve real-world problems.

ImdbSome years ago, when the movie Alice in Borderland was released, I didn’t find it interesting, especially with the title and the poster, because they appeared very ordinary. I saw a lot of hype on Facebook, but I kept skipping it, not feeling urged to watch because I couldn’t imagine wasting my time or watching a movie by ‘forwarding’ through scenes. I survived the heat of season 1 without watching it, and not long after, the buzz around season 2 started again. I even saw people discussing it in one of the movie communities here, but I still wasn’t interested.

Double Dating!One interesting fact about double dating is that it has been in existence for a long time; it's just that it became more pronounced in this era where it's no longer a lifestyle that the majority oppose. It's the same way the issue of divorce in marriage is becoming alarming day by day; that's how double dating is. In fact, double dating is the precursor to divorce—it gives the option of, "Let me leave since I have someone else." Gosh! The whole thought is crazy.

Hello everyone! Have you ever experienced a scenario where you came across a song you once played long time ago, and began to play the song repeatedly as if you just met it for the first time. Yeah, not only me.For the past four days, I’ve been playing "No Time" by Ice Prince and Wizkid. It’s a very old song that’s not particularly popular, only known by those of us who followed Ice Prince and Wizkid in their early days. @bisolamih, do you know this song?