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WE’VE ALL BEEN there. Christmas means getting together with the family, which also means question after question about your love life, work life, school life–basically just every minuscule detail of your overall life.
But 17-year-old Arianna Simon got sick of these formalities, so created the most excellent FAQ card to cut the crap and mitigate the awkward vibes.
The New York teen handed out the cards before Thanksgiving dinner this year, telling the Huffington Post that she did so after her mum hinted she should make a printout with relatives while listening to her complaints. “She was beyond shocked when I actually followed through with her idea.”
Thursday 14 November, 2024
Thursday 14 November, 2024
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This teenager made excellently sarcastic FAQ cards to give to relatives during the holidays
WE’VE ALL BEEN there. Christmas means getting together with the family, which also means question after question about your love life, work life, school life–basically just every minuscule detail of your overall life.
But 17-year-old Arianna Simon got sick of these formalities, so created the most excellent FAQ card to cut the crap and mitigate the awkward vibes.
The New York teen handed out the cards before Thanksgiving dinner this year, telling the Huffington Post that she did so after her mum hinted she should make a printout with relatives while listening to her complaints. “She was beyond shocked when I actually followed through with her idea.”
Take THAT, loving family.
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