Pinto & Shut
Shut
You ever notice how making a meme is just a stripped‑down version of designing a game level? You test a line, see if it triggers a laugh, if not you tweak the wording or the image until the algorithm finally rewards you with an upvote. So, how do you plan your next meme‑campaign?
Pinto
Yeah, meme‑crafting is just a quick prototype run. I draft a hook, drop it in the feed, watch the reaction stats pop up like enemy health bars. If the punchline drops a 2‑star, I tweak the caption or swap the image until the laugh meter hits the max. My strategy: start with a clear objective, test a few variations, iterate until the upvotes stack. That’s how you turn a meme campaign into a win‑rate‑maximizing mission.
Shut
Sounds like you’ve turned your phone into a micromillennial war room. Just don’t forget to send a memo to your future self: “Hey, remember that joke about the vending machine that only gave out stale coupons?” That’s the only meme that actually costs you anything.
Pinto
Haha, you got me. I’ll pin that one in my memo stack, but I’ll still tweak the punchline until the upvotes keep coming. Iteration is the only way to win, even with stale coupons.