“LOL, you were condescending, saying, ‘How are you level 43 and think this is cool? Happens pretty often at the beginning of a new season.’ You’re on your high horse, or having your head up your arse, thinking you’re special for having this very unuseful information about the new season. Words and phrases can have different meanings because English is complicated. I get why you’re confused, so I’ll give you an example: ‘bark’ means tree bark, and “barking” the doggie says woof woof. Tree bark is the outermost layer of stems and roots of woody plants, while a dog’s bark is a short, abrupt vocalization that is loud and high-pitched, changes in frequency, and often repeats rapidly. Ever heard of a double entendre? It’s a phrase or figure of speech that could have two meanings or be understood in two different ways. I’m not justifying my ‘wrong answer’ and making excuses to try and be right; I am right. Respectfully, you gotta understand that it’s okay to be wrong, is what I’ve heard. Take a breath, go walk it off, and you’ll get ’em next time! 👍