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Updated on: May 26 2025

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You ever notice how the GPS always sounds so calm when you make a wrong turn? "In 500 feet, make a legal U-turn." Oh, thanks for being understanding, GPS. If I had a backseat driver like you, my life would be so much more zen.
Have you ever tried to assemble IKEA furniture? It's like they're testing your relationship. "If you can survive putting together a MALM dresser without a fight, you're meant to be together!" Forget premarital counseling; just buy a bookshelf.
You know you're an adult when going to bed becomes less about getting a good night's sleep and more about calculating how many hours of shut-eye you can squeeze in before the alarm goes off. It's like a nightly game of Sleep Tetris.
The most unrealistic part of cooking shows is when they say, "Here's one I prepared earlier." Really? Because when I try that, it's more like, "Here's one I ordered earlier from the local pizza place.
I love how my phone has a "low power" mode. Like, isn't that just the regular mode? We should have a "fully charged" mode instead. That would be revolutionary.
Why do we press harder on the remote control when we know the batteries are weak? It's like, "Come on, just a little more pressure, and maybe it'll summon the energy from the TV gods." Spoiler alert: It doesn't.
You ever notice how the term "sleeping like a baby" is a total lie? I mean, babies wake up every two hours, crying for who knows what reason. If that's what it means to sleep like a baby, then I've been sleeping like a baby my whole life during exam week!
Why is it that when you're waiting for someone, every minute feels like an eternity, but when you're running late, time moves at warp speed? It's like the universe has a sense of humor and enjoys messing with our schedules.
Ever notice how elevators have that close button that's absolutely useless? You press it like you're summoning a magical door-closing fairy. The door still takes its sweet time, and you end up feeling like a button-pushing imbecile.
I recently discovered that the five-second rule doesn't apply to ice cream. I dropped my cone, and before I could even say "five seconds," it had become the saddest puddle ever. Ice cream waits for no one. Lesson learned.

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