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What’s your first world problem at the moment?
What’s your first world problem at the moment?
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I’ve run out of room for my food and supplies.
I ate my last chocolate bar
Just had to spend way too much money fixing the landing gear on my airplane.
I have all these Big Solitaire conspiracy theories. I’m convinced they changed the algorithm back in January because I just cannot win a game of Spider since then. I used to have great stats!
Almost out of guacamole.
Ran out of packing peanuts to protect my Le Creuset cookware when moving house.
No savings, plenty of debt and struggling to scrape together enough for rent this month
I can’t be arsed to walk 40 minutes to the closest grocery store to get food
I’m still living in the last half of the 18th century how about you?
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I keep getting rejected from minimum wage jobs
I keep meaning to switch my 18gbps HDMI cable in my main room with a 46gbps cable so I can play my PS5 at 120hz, I’ve had the cable for 2 days, but I keep getting lazy and watching Youtube videos.
Replacing stuff in my bathroom and it turns out the wall is an odd size and they no longer make medicine cabinets that fit there, so I’m either stuck with the one from the 70’s or a hole in the wall where my meds used to be, lol
I have to take every other Friday off because I am at use if or loose it max accrual vacation time. I need to take a week off to burn some PTO but really don’t have any exciting plans in the near future that can justify such a break.
Getting upset because you can’t decide what food you want delivered at your door.
Does taxes count?
My life expectancy is too high so I will struggle to pay living expenses in retirement