It is a trope with which we are all familiar: those who live through certain watershed moments in history report never forgetting where they were when they heard. The Kennedy assassination. Neil Armstrong setting foot onto the moon. The September 11th terrorist attacks. For your consideration, I submit Wordle With Freinds, episode 55.
Thrown by cataclysmic meddling from the New York Times, the Wordle Freinds are nearly unable to play the game. Why can't folks just leave...
To paraphrase the Worlde Friends' good pal Chucky Dickens; it was the best of boards, it was the worst of boards.
All that stands between one Wordle Friend and ruination is a momentary lapse in assiduity.