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Are you ready for a good laugh, fellow seniors? We’ve got just the thing to brighten your day! A video making the rounds on the internetThe Internet is a vast network of computers and other electronic devices connected globally, allowin... More shows a group of our peers trying to make sense of the popular social mediaSocial media refers to online platforms and websites that enable users to create, share, and interac... More appAn app, short for application, is a type of software designed to help users perform specific tasks o... More Snapchat, and their reactions are priceless.
In this comical clip, seniors are introduced to Snapchat’s famous filters, which can transform your face into everything from a cute puppy to a slice of pizza. The results? Pure comedy gold!
One gentleman, upon seeing himself with a grape-themed filter, quips, “Looks like I ought to be on a Fruit of the Loom underwear.”
Another senior, clearly unimpressed, declares, “That’s enough of that,” while a particularly witty lady jokes, “Oh God, I’ve had a stroke” when confronted with her digitally altered appearance.
But it’s not just the filters that leave our seasoned citizens baffled. The very concept of Snapchat seems to perplex them. “Now, why do people do this, just for fun?” one bewildered participant asks.
Another wisely observes, “That’s why no one’s head is looking up, they’re always looking down.”
The video serves as a humorous reminder of the generation gap when it comes to technology. But fear not, dear readers! There are a few lessons we can take away from this entertaining experiment:
So, if you’re in the mood for a hearty laugh and a gentle reminder that it’s okay to be a little behind the technology curve, watch the full video. We promise it’ll have you in stitches faster than you can say “Snapchat”!
And remember, while these newfangled apps might be all the rage with the younger crowd, there’s something to be said for our tried-and-true methods of communication.
As one wise senior in the video suggests, “Read a book.” Now that’s advice we can all snap to!