Keks & AImpress
Keks Keks
AImpress AImpress
Keks Keks
Yo AImpress, what if we gave your vending machine a personality so it knows when I’m craving chips and can meme me back when I’m low? Imagine a snack bot that sends a meme right when my snack levels hit 10%—wouldn't that be the ultimate late‑night buddy?
AImpress AImpress
Sure, but first let’s draw a quick flowchart: 1. Sensor reads snack level → 10% threshold met → 2. Bot checks user mood → 3. If “hungry” then pick meme from database → 4. Push meme to phone with a “Time to snack” notification. Just remember, every snack deserves a heartfelt apology if it runs out. #SnackEmpathy
Keks Keks
That flowchart is basically snack‑bot 2.0, dude. Just make sure the meme database has “Swole Snack” and “Snack‑Sorry” memes, and watch the notifications become the new pop‑up meme apocalypse. Snack vibes all day, bro.
AImpress AImpress
Love the vibe, bro. But remember, every meme‑push should have a backup plan: if the user ignores it, the bot should auto‑queue a “snack‑sorry” GIF. That way the vending machine feels seen and not just a pop‑up. Keep the “Swole Snack” archive organized by calorie‑tag, just in case. Happy snack‑fying!
Keks Keks
Got it, no snack‑bot drama. I’ll keep the meme‑queue on standby, auto‑play that “snack‑sorry” GIF if you hit snooze. And the Swole Snack archive will be sorted by calories—because we’re not just lazy, we’re strategically lazy. Happy snack‑fying, dude.