‘Me’ or ‘I’ always comes last. Always.
@isitxmasyet I can’t see why you can’t understand the many examples on this thread of the difference between me and I? It is really, really not complicated. I’m sure you automatically use the right one when you talk about yourself (unless you are dragging ‘myself’ into it).
We say I when we talk about ourselves as the primary object - I went to the cinema, I like flowers, I will be late.
We say me when we are having something done to us, or for us, or given to us, or with us. He went to the cinema with me, he gave flowers to me, he told me he will be late.
We pretty much all know this, although people are using myself instead of me for whatever reasons.
So we just add in another person or group to I or me. It doesn’t need to be overthought. People get anxious and think they need to avoid ‘me’.