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“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved

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Minor everyday inconveniences plague us all. We've put a man on the Moon and managed to do surgery on a grape, yet we still can't figure out how to make dialogues in movies louder than the background music? And don't even get me started on TV remotes. Why don't they have the "Find Me" function built in?

One Redditor probably had some similar gripes with everyday small things. They decided to ask other netizens "What's a small, everyday inconvenience that you believe should have been solved by now?" People had many qualms, from poor audio quality in drive-thrus to the never-ending mystery of bacon packaging.

Bored Panda also briefly chatted with the Redditor who asked this question. Check out our conversation with u/kabkar1234 below!

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#1

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Music volume in movies being much louder than the dialog.

BWPV1105:

And commercials blaring louder than the feature show.

packerr , JESHOOTS.com Report

Final score:

393points

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The author of this thread told Bored Panda that a common daily inconvenience prompted them to ask other Redditors what they find annoying. "My wife and I started talking about finding [the] remote all the time," u/kabkar1234 says. "[We] got talking about how small things like these are still [un]resolved with all the advancement in the world. I thought of asking the public."

The Redditor says that they found lots of answers relatable. Some of them included automated customer care asking to repeat information when a live person comes, why we still don't have zip lock bags for cereal, universal medical records, and, of course, finding the remote. The user says these are probably pretty universal things, "an inconvenience for many."

#2

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved That we need to go back to having humans answer phones at businesses. The automated systems are inefficient, and most times just maddening. Those systems need to GO!

Alarming_Serve2303 , Marcus Aurelius Report

Final score:

359points

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#3

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved When a food package says "peel here" or "tear here" and it never f-cking works and you need to get scissors or a knife to open the package.

Linux4ever_Leo , nickgiarraputo Report

Final score:

316points

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So, let's delve into some of these problems, shall we? First, the issue of background music being louder than the voices on TV. According to PBS, it's not your TV's fault. Usually, there is a problem with the production of the television show or movie.

They do have some tips on how you can try to solve the problem and lessen the irritation. "Try switching from stereo to mono whenever there is such a problem, or switch off the 'surround sound' or 'enhanced' feature on your television."

Other people in the thread expressed similar exasperation with their TVs when certain scenes seemed too dark. Remember people's reactions to that GoT The Long Night episode? Well, the cinematographer of the show cleared himself of all guilt when he told Wired UK that it's not the show, it's your TV settings.

#4

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved It's a newer thing, but I wish they'd do something about LED headlights. They're just too bright. MY incandescent ones light up the road for me perfectly, and they don't blind everyone who drives past me as well.

williamblair , Eyosias G Report

Final score:

313points

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#5

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Insurance that doesn’t stop at the neck. My eyes, ears, and teeth are all part of my body, vital to health, and shouldn’t require separate policies. Jeeze.

rockstoneshellbone , Miguel Ausejo Report

Final score:

303points

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#6

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Those stickers on products that leave sticker residue when pulling them off. So now you have sticky goo with paper bits on your cup.

othybear:

I hate it when they do this with book covers: 'Now a major motion picture!'

AFRN , theinkyquills Report

Final score:

295points

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"A lot of the problem is that a lot of people don't know how to tune their TVs properly," cinematographer Fabian Wagner explained. "A lot of people also unfortunately watch it on small iPads, which in no way can do justice to a show like that anyway."

The Verge's TV expert Chris Welch said there are several more factors why a show might be too dark on your TV. Specifically for GoT, it might have been HBO's compression of the episode. The network may have chosen a lower bitrate "to help smooth over the streaming process for millions of viewers with varying connection speeds."

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Then there are the more simple reasons like the brightness and picture mode settings on your TV. The way your room is lit up can influence the viewing experience, too. If there are nearby lighting sources on the screen, they might reflect on the screen and make it harder to focus.

#7

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Uploading your resume then having to enter everything on the resume on the next screen.

lazarus870:

I hope the person who invented that has a life full of inconveniences.

anon , anon Report

Final score:

287points

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#8

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Those huge plastic packages, that are basically impossible to open, yet hold only one small item. C'mon team, think!

relevant__comment:

The inventors of blister packaging should go straight to the seventh circle. They brought pure evil on this earth.

CotonDog , dekkers21 Report

Final score:

285points

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#9

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Not sure if it has been mentioned but the size of pockets on women's jeans. They are significantly smaller than men's requiring women to carry a purse.

twiggie40 , Suspicious_Salad_864 Report

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278points

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Another minor problem that people seemed to agree with was how almost every website nowadays annoys us with their "Accept Cookies'' pop-ups. What's even more infuriating is that experts say these pop-ups, meant to simplify data protection, actually just make people's lives harder.

"Cookie consent banners are a joke," co-founder and CEO at software development firm PrivacyCloud Sergio Maldonado told Wired UK. "Rather than helping people protect their future choices, cookie consent requirements are extremely annoying and often run counter to accessibility guidelines on mobile devices, making life harder for people with all sorts of disabilities."

#10

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Daylight saving time.

dcunning , Shawn Stutzman Report

Final score:

265points

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#11

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Having to click on the Accept Cookies option for every single bloody website 🤬

fcalda , HelinoFriskino Report

Final score:

253points

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#12

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved 1. Tags (especially the more plasticy ones) on the side seam of a shirt. If you try to pull the tag out completely, the seam rips. If you try to cut the tag off, you're still left with the pokey ends. Let's go completely tagless. The technology exists.
2. Foil yogurt lids that spray yogurt all over you when you open them.

BrandNewMeow , Gingy-Breadman Report

Final score:

233points

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So, what can you do to make your life a little bit easier? There are browser extensions that automatically fill in your preferences when a popup appears. Some of the more well-known include Consent-O-Matic, Consent Manager, and NinjaCookie. The latter two automatically decline all cookies by default.

The most popular extension is ‘I don't care about cookies,’ and it differs from the others in that it only gets rid of the cookies. The other three extensions mentioned take extra measures to ensure privacy by not collecting user data. The "I don't care about cookies" creators presume that "users protect themselves by using other tools, extensions, and browser settings."

#13

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Spam and scam calls and emails.

GruntUltra , Tima Miroshnichenko Report

Final score:

226points

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#14

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Wet wipes. Not being able to pull one out and when you finally get hold of one, four come out.

CriticalElk6102 , Christine Sandu Report

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226points

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#15

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved American here - every year I get so mad about taxes. Not the fact that I have to pay them (though I do wish our government had different priorities, but I digress), but the whole process of it is f$&@ing imbecilic. The government knows how much I owe, why don’t they just take out the correct amount automatically. Noooo instead it’s either I give the government an interest free loan, owe more money (which always feels bad), pay an agency to file my own taxes, and then if I get it wrong they tell me SO THEY KNEW THE AMOUNT THE WHOLE TIME.
I feel a tirade coming on, I need to walk away.

shortysasquatch , Nataliya Vaitkevich Report

Final score:

215points

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#16

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Invisible lane markings when roads are wet.

Aczidraindrop:

Here in PA we have no street lights and the lines become invisible when it rains. It can be legitimately terrifying to drive it when it's like that. It makes absolutely no sense. It's so insanely dangerous.

truthcopy , Matt Hoffman Report

Final score:

187points

Kylie 9 months ago

I always thought it was just lousy paint. And why don't you have those little reflective thingies?

42points

Jason 9 months ago

In some areas the plows bust them off

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Shaunn Munn 9 months ago

Because wealthy politicians don't think we need them. And Americans are expected to save rich people from paying taxes and fund armies all around the world. What we spend on one foreign war could provide universal health care to all American citizens. But we're not the priority - we're the piggy bank for the upper crust and the war mongers.

5points

Charles McChristy 9 months ago

Snow plows.

5points

Tabitha 9 months ago

Which are also raised and very noticeable when your tires run over them.

3points

censorshipsucks 9 months ago

interestingly, the pic is of the uk and they were invented in the uk. the inventor got a knighthood out of it. They're called cat's eyes.

2points

Robin Roper 9 months ago (edited)

The reflective thingies get "scraped" up in snow and ice removal.

2points

Bill Mills 9 months ago

They should be installed in a recess in the road to prevent plows from scraping them off. That's how it's done on highways and interstates that have them.

1point

Wayne E Shelor 9 months ago

Can only use them in non-snow climates(snow plows)

1point

Kittylover368 9 months ago (edited)

Laziness

0points

Janine Hunt-Jackson 9 months ago

'cause snowplows

0points

NoNicknamePanda 9 months ago

Because they're driven into the ground on 12" spikes which the snow plows pull up, and then folks get flat tires from driving over them.

0points

Robin Roper 9 months ago

This should be #1. It's not an inconvenience, it's a life and death danger.

7points

frederick clause 9 months ago

They removed the crushed glass from the paint for environmental reasons and then started painting the lines less thick. The lines used to be painted so thick that you could feel it when crossing them.

6points

Cass Malone 9 months ago

As if the state can't get reflective paint for the roads

4points

sharyn turnicky 9 months ago

PA roads in general add a whole new meaning to lousy and scary, am a resident, I drive them and have lived in other states as well

3points

Eric Soliday 9 months ago

Just follow the cracks you'll be fine

2points

Me. Just Me. 9 months ago

I actually have roads between my home and work where the cracks in the pavement ARE the lines. The paint has long since worn off and has never been fixed. Can I sue the state if I get into a wreck because of this?????

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Guess Undheit 9 months ago

Permanent metal and concrete bollards with reflective lights. It tells you where the centre is, AND if any idiot cuts the corner, they damage their own car. Make it costly not to maintain your lane.

2points

Parmeisan 9 months ago (edited)

Snow obscuring lanes is the reason I can't understand why car companies think they can ever make self-driving cars work. In Canada when it snows and 1) you can't see the lines and 2) the ploughs go through and create huge piles of snow on the sides of the road, previously 2-lane roads become 1-lane, or the lanes just shift to accommodate, and the first few drivers through the area pretty much decide which is going to happen because their tracks become the new lanes. Then as the snow melts, those lanes may or may not supercede the drawn lines - you just have to use your judgement, or in busy areas you do whatever everyone else is doing. I asked my brother who works as an engineer at a car company how they're tackling that, and he said "I'd like to know, too!"

1point

Tim Douglass 9 months ago

This is actually one of the challenges that the engineers of self-driving cars consider something of a "gold standard". If a system is able to manage in near-whiteout conditions it is considered fully capable.

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Alley Childress 7 months ago

I live in the country so this doesn't bother me, but sometimes when its raining the puddles get so deep that the road looks invisible

0points

Alan West 9 months ago

Lane markings are like that in my part of Australia. Street lights don't help, but they do enable a very indistinct view of the 6 previous painted-over lane markings.

0points

Momica98 9 months ago

I live in western Pennsylvania. Last Friday night was a game of "where is the road?" thanks to a sudden snowstorm.

0points

Gypsy Lee 9 months ago

There exists both paint & reflectors that are visible in rain. I lived in Florida for years.. it exists. Why more places can’t figure it out is beyond me.

0points

Mickie Shea 9 months ago

There are paints that reflect in rain and other dangerous driving conditions.Plus there are reflectors and bumps that help.

0points

Uncle Schmickle 9 months ago

No street lights ... at all ?

0points

Lester the Space Duck 9 months ago

Also living in PA (USA) . Some of the roads don't even have lines, or guardrails. I don't even live in what would be considered a "rural" area.

0points

Wendy McNeil 9 months ago

We make our own lanes where I live and hope for the best when it rains

0points

Mike Rodrick 9 months ago

We have no street lights? Where in PA are you living? In a forest?

0points

Margaret Weaver 9 months ago

LOL?! This is just comical to me, I have to be honest. Street signage is not painted but melted on here, and sticks up above the road surface. On the sides, in fact, the layer is staggered in thickness to alert you, colloquially known as a "rumble strip".

0points

GC mann 9 months ago

Makes drivers slow down, right?

0points

Stan Chung 9 months ago

Thermoplastic paint is expensive but works very well.

0points

Riley Quinn 9 months ago

Reminds me of my rural roots. No street lights. No street markings, period.

0points

Shiva Ho 9 months ago

Try driving through 6 inches of snow ❄️🌨️

0points

A Chrome Bird 9 months ago

I stopped driving at night in Seattle because the freeway is like this in many areas. Constant rain, very low lighting, and fading white paint. Death zone.

0points

gerry.garh 9 months ago

Discussing the subject of disappearing lane markings when wet, 55 years ago, our physics professor set us straight: when wet, light doesn't reflect from the paint, it reflects from the water film that has an inconvenient refraction angle.

0points

Mint Sauce 9 months ago

Glass beads are added to the road paint used in the UK which makes them highly reflective and easily visible. They've been like that for decades.

0points

Sprouted Tater 9 months ago

In NW Arkansas, we have the lane markings but they are so faded, the [roblem is the same as yours, can’t see them when it rains.

0points

UpQuarkDownQuark (he/him) 9 months ago

If they would just put a half dozen reflectors in each direction at intersections, it would at least get you started off right.

0points

Wendy O'Shea 9 months ago

In PA also, I agree!!

0points

PattyK 9 months ago

Here in California we DO have street lights and the lines still become invisible when it rains. ‘’Those little reflective thingies” (except the blue ones that indicate a fire hydrant) are generally not used on residential streets but only on major through streets.

0points

Rayne OfSalt 9 months ago

New South Wales solved that issue by painting all the road markings in a very striking yellow. It doesn't disappear during rain. One of the only things I'll give the cockroaches credit for.

0points

El Cucuy 9 months ago

Wait...Pennsylvania has no street lights? In the entire state?

0points

The other-other David Wong 9 months ago

They absolutely do. I don’t know what the OP means.

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Jan Owen 9 months ago

Same here. Most municipalities too cheap to use dayglo paint.

0points

MushroomHead22 9 months ago

im from canada, and it doesn the same thing on some of our roads too

0points

Pferdchen 9 months ago

This! The highways in my area have gone through a massive expansion lately (think 12+ lanes). During construction, there are all sorts of lane shifts. When construction is over, the "temporary" lane lines are obscured and permanent lines added. When it rains, the permanent lines are obscured but the obsolete temporary lines stand out. They also tend to stand out while driving at night. Cars are drifting out of their lanes left and right. It's a nightmare driving situation, especially when people tend to drive 20+ mph over the posted speed limit. The highways are so dangerous that the state troopers rarely patrol them. The elimination and relaxation of gun laws have made shootings on the highway commonplace. I used to silently scoff at people who don't want to drive when it's raining, at night or on highways. Not any more. Since it may not be obvious to international Pandas, I live in SE Florida, USA. If you're thinking of moving here, don't! It's a cesspool.

0points

Kiss Army Premium 9 months ago

I have relatives that live in PA and have had two die in (separate) accidents on rainy streets in mountainous areas.

0points

TheBlueBitterfly 9 months ago

We have the recessed reflectors (usually accompanied by rumble strips) in PA, but only in more "developed" areas. The rural roads don't even have a yellow line let alone street lights or reflectors.

0points

Regina Holt 9 months ago

Scary. just so damned scary. In america this is a really bad problem, not sure about other countries

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#17

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Cereal bags not having a zipper closure.

FlatBot:

My wife and I rant about this regularly. Not just cereal bags, but basically any non-single-use food product. Why don't any food packages reseal effectively? Ziplock technology exists!

Chancetobelieve , elindseyfan Report

Final score:

181points

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#18

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Hot dog buns not being sold in same number as hot dogs.

ImCaffeinated_Chris , Kelsey Todd Report

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174points

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#19

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved All wireless controller devices should have an easy way to locate them. If I can't find my TV remote, video game controller, etc, I should be able to go over to the device, hit a button, and the device starts beeping.

neogreenlantern , Matilda Wormwood Report

Final score:

173points

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#20

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Junk mail, and the idea of unaddressed mail in general. Seriously, it's a huge waste of time and resources, nobody likes it. If people want the coupons or info or whatever, it should be opt-in at whatever store.

K_Ver , Torsten Dettlaff Report

Final score:

169points

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#21

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved My “smart TV” has no f*****g buttons on the actual TV.

Logical_Area_5552 , Erik Mclean Report

Final score:

158points

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#22

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Having hundreds of passwords, you have to change every 90 days, across different devices...

Nicolangela , Mourizal Zativa Report

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153points

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#23

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved The extremely poor audio quality of fast food drive-thru speakers. How in 2024 can it even sound that bad? HOW?

Granuaile , Visual Karsa Report

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150points

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#24

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved USA specific - adding sales tax to the label/listed price.

alexburnshred , Michael Burrows Report

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146points

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#25

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Wireless bra pads staying in place. Why, oh why, are they not just sewn in place??

LeaveHefty8399 , anon Report

Final score:

144points

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#26

Pot holes. F*****g POT HOLES!! When a head of the department of transportation for *any city* says they don't have enough money to fix pot holes, they should immediately be fired. It's literally the *main reason* for their existence, to maintain roads. If they can't budget effectively enough to ensure their primary responsibility is taken care of, they sure has hell can't be trusted to do anything else.

Final score:

144points

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#27

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Universal medical records. It is insane that you have to fill out a medical history at every doctors office you go to and rely on your own memory or worse, a family member's memory of all of your medications and diagnoses for your entire life.

Final score:

138points

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#28

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved “Your computer needs to restart right this second to install critical updates f**k what you’re in the middle of.”

LOERMaster , Andrew Neel Report

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130points

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#29

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Nail clippers that catch the clippings instead of the clippings launching across the room.

Honest_Report_8515 , soundbyte_mantra Report

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130points

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#30

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Period products, man! And possibly even healthy period-elimination products!

Like, stop the period cramps and discharge until you're ready to have a baby. Isolate the egg, let that pass through if need be. Or allow all the uterine lining to come out in one swift motion. There has to be *something* that doesn't completely screw up your psyche, and helps with PMS.

Or something better than tampons, which can give you TSS within at least 8 hours. Pads rub against your thighs all day (I've used cloth & disposable), diva cups are difficult and messy for me to put in/take out. Seriously this is 1/4 of our lives people. It should be a better experience by now!!

X-Aceris-X , Natracare Report

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127points

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#31

Back up cameras are pretty standard now. Why aren’t dash cams? (I know, Tesla has them; asking why they aren’t standard in all makes and models)

Ruffffian Report

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118points

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#32

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Plastic wrap that sticks to everything except what you want it to.

Party_Butterfly_6110 , Graphic Wanderings Report

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115points

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#33

Driving when the sun is at that one terrible spot where it hits your windshield just right and you cannot see a f-cking thing and you are just driving blindly praying to God almighty you don’t crash before you turn or the sun moves and you can see again. Literally almost have a heart attack every time.

8agel8ite Report

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114points

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#34

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Bacon packaging.

MisterBarten:

Not everyone eats a whole package of bacon every time, so closing it requires another bag/container.

mermaidsteve8 , Speedy7755 Report

Final score:

111points

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#35

The thin metal handles on cans of paint. Is there no better way to carry paint than by a garrote?

Janicegirlbomb2 Report

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109points

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#36

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved The fact that even when you shake the bottle of mustard, once the spout is open, clear liquid still comes out first.

Ddude147 Report

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106points

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#37

A better way to type on TV remotes.

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100points

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#38

The windows start menu search. I used to work well, now we have gone backwards. Why can't I type VNC and it open the VNC application instead of searching for realvnc on Bing. Come on Microsoft, just let Bing die and move on, stop trying to make it a thing.

darkspark_pcn Report

Final score:

99points

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#39

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Being able to unselect elevator buttons for a floor that somebody pressed by accident.

You can do that somewhere in the world but just not the United States.

Frankjc3rd , Gaurav Baya Report

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99points

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#40

That crack between the driver seat and the center console….

thugasaurusrex0 Report

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92points

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#41

Hard taco shell packaging. It should read “12 shells, 9 after you open them.”

JT3468:

It’s messed up, but I got in the habit a few years back of just buying two things of taco shells even though one should be enough because I never know until I get home whether most of them in one box will be smashed. I also open the plastic like I’m defusing a bomb.

Cosmicginger Report

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89points

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#42

Why can't they design a pasta bag that doesnt rip all the way down spraying dried pasta all over the counter-top?

teacher1000 Report

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88points

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#43

Some kind of pill that fills you up and gives you all your nutrients. Or sell us the stuff astronauts eat. I don’t want to always make dinner!

Ceecee_0416 Report

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87points

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#44

Ads on internet.

Final score:

81points

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#45

Why the hell do I have to wait until Monday for a check to deposit in 2024?

Ill_Employer_1665 Report

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73points

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#46

WiFi printing that works more than 50% of the time.

El_Peregrine Report

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72points

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#47

Pet allergies. My wife is allergic to everything and I just want a damn cat.

icrackracquets Report

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68points

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#48

Government office hours are 9-5 every day. DMV should be 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at this point.

RogerIsRighteous Report

Final score:

65points

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#49

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Poor sound quality of voice calls.

Ok-Medicine4684 , Hassan OUAJBIR Report

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63points

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#50

Why in 2024 am I still suffering from PMS? I’ve heard of some female gynecologists who continuously take the pill, skipping the week of placebos in order to stop their periods entirely but most doctors won’t allow their patients to do the same because it “isn’t natural.” Eff that!

BeachBound1 Report

Final score:

62points

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#51

Speaking as a vertically defeated adult … why do we have every option imaginable on cars but they can’t design it to be driven safely and comfortably by short people?

treecatks Report

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34points

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#52

Bills that can't be paid online despite having a website. I get that the processor costs money but instead you're paying someone to sit and open 200 checks a month, write them all down, drive to a bank and physically deposit them. Maybe even bank fees for handling. Its just stubborn at this point.

ChristianUniMom Report

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32points

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Dutch Swimmer Goes Viral For Super Revealing Trunks During 2024 Olympics: “Is This Legal?”

Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

Thrill-Seeking Diver Jumps Down Extreme Waterslide, Ignoring The Strict Ban For Women

#53

If you hike several times a week-like me. A vaccine and cure for Lyme Disease.

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#54

When my socks fall down in my boots and get all floppy around my toes.

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#55

Why do we keep getting logged of apps and sites and need to enter our password again?

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#56

Headlights not automatically coming on, or being on all the time. Why is it so hard for people to remember to turn their headlights on when it is dark. Why don't people turn their lights on when it is raining.

I would love to see car manufacturers set headlight to turn on whenever windshield wipers turn on.

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Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

Woman Put A Water Fountain With A Camera In Her Yard, Here Are 24 Photos Of Regular Visitors (New Pics)

“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

“Ma’am I Live Here”: Woman Refuses To Back Out Of Driveway, Learns A Lesson The Hard Way

#57

Waiting at a red light for absolutely no cars coming from any direction.

iamjester Report

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#58

Valet parking for an emergency room.

"Talk about the most overlooked thing in our universe." -Brian Regan

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#59

I hate the plastic tabs they put on loaves of bread now. Bring back the paper-coated twisties. The paper would disintegrate, and the metal would rust away, or could be recycled, not leaving a piece of plastic to pollute the earth for the next thousand years.

kimwim43 Report

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#60

If you take something out of its original box, decide you don't want it after all then can't get it back into the box the same way. Such BS.

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50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

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50 Of The Most Incredible Shots That Were Submitted To The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

French Diver’s “Jewels” In Tight Swimming Trunks Become Talk Of The Town At Olympics

#61

You know when you pull on your seatbelt so you can put it on but you tug slightly too hard so it locks up and then you have to feed it back slowly and gently retry and do that 3-5 times just to get your seatbelt on?

F*****G THAT.

Smeghead333 Report

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#62

Cars that have nowhere for a woman to put her purse. I once had a Lexus, and my favorite thing about it was that there was a space in between the front seats where you could put your purse. I haven’t seen it on any other car. You can your purse in the passenger seat if it’s empty, but if you have a passenger you either have to put it in the back seat, balance it on the gearshift in the center, or put it at your passenger’s feet. None of those options are that great.

RunnyBabbit22 Report

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#63

Cars still self locking themselves with the keys inside it but not the driver. I make SO much money off this, it baffles me. Cars are getting smarter every day, but still dumb about this.

Greedy_Swordfish_619 Report

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26points

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Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

Mom Leaves $250k Inheritance To Son, Throws A Fit When Daughter Stops Looking After Her

#64

Tap. PICK A SPOT AND LEAVE IT THERE.
I didn't go shopping to play whack a mole with my card. I'm already fighting self checkout. which is effectively a bathroom scale with delusions of grandeur

Alwayswithyoumypet Report

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#65

Being told by an auto attendant to “listen carefully the menu may have changed” and to being told my “call may be recorded for training purposes.” 😱

walshc001 Report

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25points

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#66

Why do my pockets always catch the door knob?

EstroJen Report

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#67

I should be able to put a dollar bill in a vending machine in any orientation, dammit.

fridayj1 Report

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#68

The remaining lotion that sits at the bottom. There should be a flappable tab so that I don’t have to work so hard banging it to get the lotion out. It’s usually that or buy a new bottle of lotion.

Wookie-fish806 Report

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23points

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Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

“This Breaks My Heart”: People Stunned—And Angry—After Woman Buys Lost Luggage From Airport

#69

Car windscreens that fog up inside when it's raining. There has to be a way to stop this instead of turning the fans on full and everyone baking or opening a window and getting wet.

West_Guarantee284 Report

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#70

Storm drains that get clogged up by leaves.

douggold11 Report

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#71

The struggle of putting a fitted sheet on a mattress. There should be a tool.

circe5823 Report

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#72

The terrible whooping noise your car makes when you open only one rear window.

auroraborealismn Report

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#73

Logging in to websites. Streaming sites in particular. It’s like I login, watch something for ten minutes, log in to something else, switch back, have to log in again, etc. It’s just a nightmare I don’t understand why it can’t just remember my login.

Traditional_Pair3292 Report

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20points

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"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

"I Didn't Start The Dryer": Karen Gets Taught A Lesson After Throwing Out Neighbor's Wet Clothes

Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

Guy Divorced 3 Years Ago Drops Off 3 Y.O. With His Ex-Wife Completely Out Of The Blue

#74

Shaving cream that keeps coming out after you stop pushing the button.

Bigstar976 Report

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#75

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Hairs getting stuck in vacuum and needing to be cleaned often.

Mel_zel , cottonbro studio Report

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19points

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#76

Maybe not daily, but why the heck do I, as a short person, have to stuff my duvet into a cotton bag and struggle my a*s off to straighten it when zippers excist and they could just make a three sided duvet cover? Like a suitcase, but for duvets.

DarthEcho Report

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#77

“They Brought Pure Evil On This Earth”: 50 Everyday Inconveniences That Still Haven’t Been Solved Brushing my teeth. I mean I don’t mind doing it, but I just feel as though there should be some pill or something we can chew for perfect dental hygiene.

faith6274 , Diana Polekhina Report

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“All Three Shot Out Pink”: Triplets' Baby Shower Turns Sour, Pregnant Wife Wants A Divorce

“All Three Shot Out Pink”: Triplets' Baby Shower Turns Sour, Pregnant Wife Wants A Divorce

“All Three Shot Out Pink”: Triplets' Baby Shower Turns Sour, Pregnant Wife Wants A Divorce

College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

College Student Does Exactly As Told After Roommates Demand They Keep Their Stuff In Their Room

#78

We can see billions of light years away, we put these satellites into orbit. Let’s make this clear: We sent out a rocket that had to just pass by a meteor and scrape by, and then come back to earth. Thousands of man hours went into the calculations and planning for that.

But the best way to check a prostate is still by sticking a finger up there?

FormalChicken Report

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#79

Former bartender... the fact that every liquor bottle does not have a standard size opening yet pour spouts are all the same size.

Ambitious-Permit-643 Report

Final score:

17points

#80

Traffic congestion. On the whole, we are all driving the same routes every day. Like, it’s not a whole bunch of first-time drivers out there every day. We know where we need to stop, when we need to merge, where the blind curve is, where the school zone is, you name it. And yet, somehow, we end up waiting at the red light for three cycles before we can clear the intersection.

stonythefish42069 Report

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#81

SO glad you asked.

That nobody's computer talks to anybody else's computer, or for that matter, that their own computers don't talk to each other.

When I go to my dentist, their computer automatically connects to the insurance computer and submits the claim and tells me how much I will be refunded, and it is the *only* place where that gets done.

This is only 20 years late at this point.

When I get pulled over and given a ticket, I cannot pay it for 2 days or more.

It's ridiculous that all this ancient legacy systems are still rattling along and no common means of communication has been enforced yet. One bank site I went to is still using cgi-bin for @#!#! sake.

loopywolf Report

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#82

I have a list of “I can’t believe we live in 202X and we still haven’t solved:” - Mosquito bites - parking machines reading bills / not taking any other payment - personal ID that’s global rather than local and expiring - medicine for hung over-ness.

Arcite9940 Report

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#83

Why haven’t we figured out how to kill cold viruses. I get that they mutate and change but at their core they are all a virus so find the element or whatever that they all have in common and destroy it!

BeachBound1 Report

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#84

Laundry, folding, drying, the whole deal needs far too much manual intervention.

Nuggetsmuggler9 Report

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#85

The sticker labels on deli meat bags that rip the bag open when you try to open it for the first time.

AdEntire8787 Report

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14points

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#86

Graying hair, balding, getting wrinkles, tooth decay.

GrowlingAtTheWorld Report

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14points

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#87

A device that automatically finds matching socks.

tir67dtfu Report

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13points

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#88

That little bit of chocolate and peanut butter that gets stuck to the center of most Reese’s peanut butter cup wrappers.

Big-Cat-3079 Report

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12points

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#89

Deli meat being folded together so you have to rip it apart to get a slice.

I know you can spend more to get easier slices from those yellow Oscar Meyer containers but I still get annoyed.

JeanRalfio Report

Final score:

12points

#90

If my phone is connected to my car stereo using Bluetooth, I cannot dictate anything coherant to my phone. Why can't I talk to my phone if I'm listening to music through a Bluetooth connection????

Permtacular Report

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#91

Gluten free food is smaller than regular food and super crumbly. I’m convinced there’s a better way to make it but companies just don’t care because I have to keep buying the tiny, holey, crumbly bread.

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10points

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#92

Inkjet printers.

Rikki-Tikki-Tavi-12:

They are solved. The solution is called laserjet.

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9points

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#93

Microwaves should time rotation to return the cup handle to where it started every 30 seconds.

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#94

Washing machines that automatically move your clothes from the washer to dryer and dry them.

I know they’re are combo machines out there, but they’re still not dependable. Just wish there was a functionality for my wet clothes to move to the dryer and dry automatically, while still remaining separate machines!

-avjemini- Report

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8points

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#95

Finish Jet Dry bottles need a more controlled nozzle to squirt into the dispenser. I end up squirting more all over the door than the dispenser. I haven gone so far as to squeeze the bottle while upright and then tilt into the dispenser but the damn thing still burps and spits jet dry everywhere.

Subpar_Fleshbag Report

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6points

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#96

Jury Duty. We don't all need to gather in a big room. The court can record the trial. It can add and strike things from the record before I ever see it. It can edit out mistakes to avoid mistrials. Attorneys can produce defenses and prosecutions at any time and submit them for inclusion. I can watch the trial at a time that doesn't conflict with the rest of my life. I can send the court back my verdict in a reasonable time frame.

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Kornelija Viečaitė

Hi there, fellow pandas! As a person (over)educated both in social sciences and literature, I'm most interested in how we connect and behave online (and sometimes in real life too.) The human experience is weird, so I try my best to put its peculiarities in writing. As a person who grew up chronically online, I now try to marry two sides of myself: the one who knows too much about MySpace, and the one who can't settle and needs to see every corner of the world.

Hi there, fellow pandas! As a person (over)educated both in social sciences and literature, I'm most interested in how we connect and behave online (and sometimes in real life too.) The human experience is weird, so I try my best to put its peculiarities in writing. As a person who grew up chronically online, I now try to marry two sides of myself: the one who knows too much about MySpace, and the one who can't settle and needs to see every corner of the world.

Justinas Keturka

I'm the Visual Editor at Bored Panda, responsible for ensuring that everything our audience sees is top-notch and well-researched. What I love most about my job? Discovering new things about the world and immersing myself in exceptional photography and art.

I'm the Visual Editor at Bored Panda, responsible for ensuring that everything our audience sees is top-notch and well-researched. What I love most about my job? Discovering new things about the world and immersing myself in exceptional photography and art.

What do you think ?

Sarah Kathrin Matsoukis 9 months ago

Websites that don't work unless you disable your AdBlock

20points

moggie63 9 months ago

Hello, YouTube, you spamming bastards.

6points

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Another Panda 9 months ago

Having to subscribe to everything computer-related, from games, to apps, to software. NO! I just want to buy it.

17points

Stan Chung 9 months ago (edited)

Ooh, this. Not interested. I don't mind subbing Applemusic, the cost of buying music is more and there's loads of new content.

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Guess Undheit 9 months ago

"Help" systems that don't help. NO, your "help file" and automated system did NOT answer my question, nor does it address it. Take responsibility and make someone accessible when you fluck up and your product or website failed.

13points

Stan Chung 9 months ago

Ooh this is my pet peeve, had to go roundabout and without service for a month and days after realizing I haven't activated my esim card. Had to repay the cost because it has expired and pay another month with the old provider then had to navigate the passive responses via email or imessaging on their FB. Finally guessing my password for the app and wait another two day to wonder why my phone line was still not active even though the esim was supposedly active. Finally figured I had to choose the esim in preferences. %#$%$!

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Jahl 9 months ago

Only two candidates to vote for in the presidential elections. Both candidates suck. I'm sick of voting for the lesser evil

7points

Magnifico Giganticus (it) 9 months ago

The S**t Sandwich vs Giant Douche conundrum. I quit voting. If I can't vote for somebody I WANT then screw it. The pendulum will swing without my push.

2points

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Melissa Benskin 9 months ago

Having to have apps for everything. Why can't I just go to the website and get what I want instead of having to install an app on my already full phone that came preloaded with over 60% storage already taken from apps I don't ever use and can't delete.

6points

Chris Ulm 9 months ago

Why doesn’t ADHD medicine come in a shot or a patch like birth control that you only need to take/change once a month at the most? You really expect people with ADHD to remember to take a pill once or twice a day?

6points

Magnifico Giganticus (it) 9 months ago

Microwave doors that are quiet! You can't close one without it registering on the Richter scale!

3points

Darth Continent 9 months ago

Popups after a site loads inviting you to sign up to be spammed by their newsletter. No thanks, if I want to waste time signing up like you wasted time I'll never get back, don't call me, I'll call you. 🙄

2points

NoNicknamePanda 9 months ago (edited)

Additives in food, especially in the US. Can't we just have food the way it's meant to be? Does it have to contain things we wouldn't dare eat on their own, like all those un-pronouncable chemicals, fake flavorings, dyes, and pesticides?? Organic, non-GMO is always best, but it's twice the price and half as fresh.

1point

Steven Van Valkenburg 9 months ago (edited)

I agree with most of these, except that the women showing hostility toward men because men don't have periods is unnecessary. Granted, it is inconvenient for women, but it's out of men's control that women experience period discomfort. And it's doubtful that if men had periods, the issue would be solved by now. Men's issues are typically overlooked in the media.

1point

NoNicknamePanda 9 months ago

The problem is that the men at whom the hostility is aimed are notorious for demeaning, belittling comments about it. It's maddening to hear "It's not that bad" from someone who has no idea.

1point

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Clover 9 months ago

I've got one. The music that you get on hold, when you call a business. It's ok if I don't like the genre of music that they play. I just want the tone to sound so much better than it does.

0points

Crycket 9 months ago

Microtransactions! And the need to basically subscribe to everything.

0points

Angela Jester 9 months ago

No more headphone jacks. It's aggravating AF when you listen to a lot of audio books and you have to stop because your headsets are dead.

0points

Steven Van Valkenburg 9 months ago

I agree

0points

Kevin J. Henning 9 months ago

Lot of first world problems here.

0points

MushroomHead22 9 months ago

Having posts on this website that don't make sense, pictures that don't match. I mean is anyone trying?

-2points

Sarah Kathrin Matsoukis 9 months ago

Websites that don't work unless you disable your AdBlock

20points

moggie63 9 months ago

Hello, YouTube, you spamming bastards.

6points

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Another Panda 9 months ago

Having to subscribe to everything computer-related, from games, to apps, to software. NO! I just want to buy it.

17points

Stan Chung 9 months ago (edited)

Ooh, this. Not interested. I don't mind subbing Applemusic, the cost of buying music is more and there's loads of new content.

0points

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Guess Undheit 9 months ago

"Help" systems that don't help. NO, your "help file" and automated system did NOT answer my question, nor does it address it. Take responsibility and make someone accessible when you fluck up and your product or website failed.

13points

Stan Chung 9 months ago

Ooh this is my pet peeve, had to go roundabout and without service for a month and days after realizing I haven't activated my esim card. Had to repay the cost because it has expired and pay another month with the old provider then had to navigate the passive responses via email or imessaging on their FB. Finally guessing my password for the app and wait another two day to wonder why my phone line was still not active even though the esim was supposedly active. Finally figured I had to choose the esim in preferences. %#$%$!

0points

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Jahl 9 months ago

Only two candidates to vote for in the presidential elections. Both candidates suck. I'm sick of voting for the lesser evil

7points

Magnifico Giganticus (it) 9 months ago

The S**t Sandwich vs Giant Douche conundrum. I quit voting. If I can't vote for somebody I WANT then screw it. The pendulum will swing without my push.

2points

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Melissa Benskin 9 months ago

Having to have apps for everything. Why can't I just go to the website and get what I want instead of having to install an app on my already full phone that came preloaded with over 60% storage already taken from apps I don't ever use and can't delete.

6points

Chris Ulm 9 months ago

Why doesn’t ADHD medicine come in a shot or a patch like birth control that you only need to take/change once a month at the most? You really expect people with ADHD to remember to take a pill once or twice a day?

6points

Magnifico Giganticus (it) 9 months ago

Microwave doors that are quiet! You can't close one without it registering on the Richter scale!

3points

Darth Continent 9 months ago

Popups after a site loads inviting you to sign up to be spammed by their newsletter. No thanks, if I want to waste time signing up like you wasted time I'll never get back, don't call me, I'll call you. 🙄

2points

NoNicknamePanda 9 months ago (edited)

Additives in food, especially in the US. Can't we just have food the way it's meant to be? Does it have to contain things we wouldn't dare eat on their own, like all those un-pronouncable chemicals, fake flavorings, dyes, and pesticides?? Organic, non-GMO is always best, but it's twice the price and half as fresh.

1point

Steven Van Valkenburg 9 months ago (edited)

I agree with most of these, except that the women showing hostility toward men because men don't have periods is unnecessary. Granted, it is inconvenient for women, but it's out of men's control that women experience period discomfort. And it's doubtful that if men had periods, the issue would be solved by now. Men's issues are typically overlooked in the media.

1point

NoNicknamePanda 9 months ago

The problem is that the men at whom the hostility is aimed are notorious for demeaning, belittling comments about it. It's maddening to hear "It's not that bad" from someone who has no idea.

1point

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Clover 9 months ago

I've got one. The music that you get on hold, when you call a business. It's ok if I don't like the genre of music that they play. I just want the tone to sound so much better than it does.

0points

Crycket 9 months ago

Microtransactions! And the need to basically subscribe to everything.

0points

Angela Jester 9 months ago

No more headphone jacks. It's aggravating AF when you listen to a lot of audio books and you have to stop because your headsets are dead.

0points

Steven Van Valkenburg 9 months ago

I agree

0points

Kevin J. Henning 9 months ago

Lot of first world problems here.

0points

MushroomHead22 9 months ago

Having posts on this website that don't make sense, pictures that don't match. I mean is anyone trying?

-2points

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