MEME REFERENCE
Priority Peter
Use Priority Peter when priority collides with peter, and that mismatch becomes the point of the conversation.
- What it expresses
- Priority Peter frames priority against peter, turning the contrast into a concise social reaction.
- Example
- For example, send Priority Peter when a conversation moves from priority to peter and everyone notices the mismatch.
- When not to use it
- Avoid Priority Peter when the situation lacks both priority and peter; the image would suggest the wrong relationship.