If I could ban one question ever being asked of me again it would be: ‘Are you on WhatsApp?’
I don’t know how many times I’ve answered this in the negative, 57,983 times at least, but the question just never stops being asked.
Nobody wants to use even a fraction of a penny of the almost limitless text and call capacity in their perfectly affordable phone packages to send a text any more.
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