MEME REFERENCE
Wants to know your location
Use when a named person, organization, or character would urgently seek someone out after hearing a provocative claim or offense.
- What it expresses
- Information triggers an implied pursuit, confrontation, recruitment, or intervention by an interested party.
- Example
- Someone posts that dogs are useless, and your friend replies that the local dog-rescue volunteers want to know their location.
- When not to use it
- A company requests an address solely to deliver an order; literal logistics lack the implied confrontation.