Funny, but also not funny...

[strangetomato]

This amused me, but also concerned me just a little.








Dear Ripp, seek professional help. *snicker*




Now, I'm pretty sure I should not have the therapist call Ripp, right? But what is the correct answer here? Correct grammar would dictate that I say no, I do not mind, but is that how it works? Game logic makes me think I should say yes if I want them to call, and no if I do not want them to call.

Also, I have tried both in the past, and have never been called up by any of these contacts. Is there a known issue with this feature? Does anyone know anything about this?

Oh, game, please do not be borked. *crosses fingers*



 




Also, Ripp's not alone.




It has also been suggested that Phi seek therapy. They can go together. How sweet. XD



 

Comments

[hidden-kitten.livejournal.com]

I don't know why it says "do you mind" instead of "can I" and it bothered me, too, the first time I got one of those. I think we are nitpicky with our grammar ;)

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

I know. It's infuriating to me, because I know they want me to answer yes for yes and no for no, but that's not the way the question is set up at all. Argh.