The last time a group of friends have all met each other at the time and place originally suggested was in May 2004, a study has revealed.
Jerome Bustyfield from the Foundation of Research has claimed no group of friends have kept to their original plans to meet up for over a decade, thanks largely because changing plans no longer requires the bother of verbally speaking to anyone.
“Making plans to meet up is now an ever-developing fluid motion, continually evolving via a constant barrage of Facebook, SnapChat and WhatsApp messages.”
“If you don’t subscribe to these services then you won’t know those plans with old school mates to check out that new coffee place were changed to a weekend skiing excursion to Bulgaria.”
Dan Dante is a twenty-something from Radstock,
“At the moment we’re meeting tomorrow at 7pm for a drink at the Rose & Crown in Bath. Though if last time is anything to go by we’ll probably end up all meeting next week for a drug smuggling operation via Colombia or something.
Plans change. You gotta go with the flow.”
“To think, our parents would meet their friends at the actual time and place that they originally agreed on.
How novel.”