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Published 12:52 15 Sept 2016 BST
Updated 18:06 18 Sept 2016 BST

So if you can barely force yourself to care about what your mates are saying, chances are you're not going to be all that invested when a bunch of strangers add you to their group chat.
But that's just what happened to Londoner Luke Price, who was accidentally added to a group chat trying to organise a hen party for a bride-to-be.
Rather than informing the women in the group that they had made a terrible mistake and that he was not one of the girls but in fact a 26-year-old man, Luke decided to go along with it and play the role as best he could.
Not only does adopt a whole new persona (the tequila-loving Anna the Slamma), but he even takes time to make sure that Michelle's son had a good first day of school and checks in with Clare about how 'John' is getting on.
Luke was eventually found out when they gave him a call, but you can check out his mischief up until that point here:
Well played.

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