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What experiences do you feel become more exciting once your friends join in?
For instance, we could watch a movie alone at home, but we still go through the inconvenience of travel and pay a price to go to a movie theatre and watch a movie with friends. I suppose something similar applies to going to a mall with friends versus shopping online. What other experiences do you feel are enhanced with friends tagging along?
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Everything is more fun with friends. Holidays, haircuts, going to the library spring to mind.
Would it be simpler to list the things that are worse with friends?
- Doctor's appointments (it's just a bit private)
- Grocery shopping (get in, get it done, get out, bumping into friends at Morrisons is a nightmare)
- Jury Duty
- Court appearances in general (a real mood killer)
- Meetings with your tax advisor
- Using the bathroom
- Having a clear out and taking your used electrical goods to the recycling centre
Basically all the boring life stuff. Otherwise, yea, totally come along for the ride.
Parting thought:
> we still go through the inconvenience of travel
It's about the journey man. :-)
@richardesigns Hahaha, I enjoyed reading your examples. You're right most things are better with friends, I'm trying to find some routine Internet behaviours which could be transformed with a social element. Maybe I need to work a bit more on the question :-P
@richardesigns @raunaqvaisoha Gaming platforms do this well, Steam comes to mind. I wonder about the process of booking a group holiday. My friends and I book skiing once a year, everyone wants to contribute to the details but it's a tricky old process on Whatsapp.
@richardesigns Yeah, I’ve felt the pain of planning something like a trip or even a night out over WhatsApp. Especially for a trip there’s a lot of curation across the group : hotels, flights, tours, rental vehicles etc. Definitely an interesting premise.
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