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🔨 You might be a Freemason if…

• …you’ve ever said “I can’t tell you” and meant it way more dramatically than the situation required.

• …you own more suits than your job actually demands — and at least one apron that cost more than the suit.

• …you’ve spent an entire evening discussing the proper placement of a chair.

• …you know exactly what “on the square” means, and you use it in everyday conversation like everyone else should too.

• …you’ve driven across town for a meeting, only to realize you’re actually supposed to be at another lodge that night.

• …you’ve eaten more ham sandwiches, chili dinners, and “light refreshments” than any human should.

• …you can recite ritual flawlessly… until someone says, “Go ahead, Brother.”

• …you’ve ever said, “We’ll open at 7,” knowing full well you won’t actually open until 7:23.

• …you’ve attended a meeting where the minutes took longer than the business.

• …you’ve explained to your family that no, you’re not taking over the world — you’re just trying to organize a pancake breakfast.

• …you’ve spent 45 minutes debating whether something is “due form” or “proper form.”

• …you know at least three men who can’t remember their car keys but can recite ritual from 1978 perfectly.

• …you’ve ever said, “We’ll keep this short,” and immediately knew it was a lie.

• …you’ve been voluntold to sit in a chair “just for tonight,” and now it’s been three years.

• …you’ve attended a meeting where the phrase “We’ve always done it that way” was used as parliamentary procedure.

• …you’ve ever thought, “I should really learn the lecture,” and then didn’t.

• …you’ve been asked what Freemasonry is and answered with a 20‑minute TED Talk.

• …you’ve heard the words “Grand Lodge” and instinctively braced yourself.

• …you’ve said “Brotherly Love, Relief, and Truth” with the same tone other people reserve for quoting Shakespeare.

• …you’ve ever looked at a building and thought, “Nice stonework… wonder if a Mason did that.”