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Redditors Share Laughably Bad Purchases They Wish They Could Undo

Redditors Share Laughably Bad Purchases They Wish They Could Undo

You don't labor diligently all day long in vain. You work hard to maintain a standard of living that you find acceptable. That being said, you can probably admit to not being quite confident about every purchase you've ever made. You must have made some purchases that you felt were beneficial and that you later regretted. While perusing Reddit, I came upon an interesting question. ‘What is the dumbest thing you have ever spent money on?’ is the question posed in the post. After reading the enti…
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25+ Life Hacks That Are So Simple More People Should Know About Them: 'Be genuinely nice to a customer service person, and the amount of free stuff you will get will surprise you'

Who doesn't love a life hack? We're all constantly looking for all of the little cheats and hacks to help make our lives a little easier. From cooking hacks to cleaning hacks, parenting hacks to fitness hacks, it's addicting to scour the internet to help make your life a little easier. But as we all know, sometimes those hacks aren't that simple, and a 'hack' turns into a heck of a lot more work. That's not what this thread is about. Below, people share over 25 hacks that are so incredibly si...
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Redditors Spill Parents' Annoying Habits, Exposing Our Love Hate Relationship with Family

Redditors Spill Parents' Annoying Habits, Exposing Our Love Hate Relationship with Family

I spotted a fascinating post on Reddit while perusing through the feed, and I knew I wanted to share it with you right now. The question 'What are your parents' annoying habits?' is put forth by the original poster (OP). As was to be expected, the post attracted a lot of interest, and Redditors from all over the world participated in the discussion and left insightful comments that we could all read and enjoy. In light of this, check out the screenshots below if you have a moment to spare amid…
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'You need to nip this in the bud': Sister-in-law demands new mother change her 4-month-old baby's name, pushes back when she refuses

Some folks plan their baby names for decades . I have a lot of friends who have had a list of names saved somewhere that they started when they were children themselves. Of course, not all of them are going to age well. I don't think I'm going to name my daughter Hermione anymore, but some of them stand. It's easy to get attached to a baby name, even if you don't say it out loud. You've spent years imagining a future where this is your child's name… that's a hard fantasy to give up. But it's a…
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'So, you don't plan to retire?': 15+ Perfect comebacks to the classic line 'Nobody wants to work anymore'

Oh yeah? Well... um...
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Brother Mistakes Sisters Modest Lifestyle as Her Being Poor and Calls Her Out During Family Function, Sparking Heated Family Dispute

Brother Mistakes Sisters Modest Lifestyle as Her Being Poor and Calls Her Out During Family Function, Sparking Heated Family Dispute

Husband and wife have an unbreakable tie. Inadvertently hurting one also hurts the other. In the event that your brother persisted in criticizing your spouse in front of your parents, how would you respond? The story below is an account of a frustrated sister. The original poster (OP) not only comes from an affluent family, but she also has a steady source of income. She and her husband decided to lead simple lives free of glitz and luxury. However, OP's brother mistook the couple's modesty as…
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Teachers Recall Some of the Strangest Things Students Have Said to Them Throughout the Years: "Paper is basically the meat of the tree!"

Teachers Recall Some of the Strangest Things Students Have Said to Them Throughout the Years: "Paper is basically the meat of the tree!"

Kids really do come up with the funniest things to say. One of the most fascinating things to observe is how a child's mind functions when it is unencumbered by adult responsibilities and limitations. When you talk to a child, you are instantly transported back to your own happy childhood memories, when you were carefree and full of love. Having said that, I came across a post on Reddit while perusing that I felt I had to share with all of you. The original poster features a selection of the mo…
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27 Hilarious Comments to Serve as a Reminder That Life Is Not Just About the Journey, But Also About Embracing the Wacky Ride

27 Hilarious Comments to Serve as a Reminder That Life Is Not Just About the Journey, But Also About Embracing the Wacky Ride

Live, laugh, love
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'What did I do to deserve a fat kid?': Former children share insults their parents said that still stick with them

That stuff hurts
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'Your kid needs a bath like yesterday': Workers share things they aren't allowed to tell customers at their job

Some things are best left unsaid
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Gen X Shares How They Went From YOLO to ‘Get Off My Lawn’

Gen X Shares How They Went From YOLO to ‘Get Off My Lawn’

Get off my lawn, kids.
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25 Satisfying Facts for Parents to Share With Their Kids at Bedtime

25 Satisfying Facts for Parents to Share With Their Kids at Bedtime

Cool facts to grab your kids attention
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Fast Food Workers Share Most Entertaining Workplace Moments

Fast Food Workers Share Most Entertaining Workplace Moments

Everybody here has had some experience working in customer service. A number of us had jobs in theaters, motels, fast-food restaurants, and various other places. It's safe to say that working as a server was one of the hardest jobs I've ever had. For the most part, we felt like human punching bags that people might use to get even as they were traveling to and from work. Still, the job taught us to be tough, so in honor of the countless hours spent rushing from one irate client to the next, we'…
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'Letting the tablet raise them': Parents share the parenting trends they disagree with

iPad babies, look away
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‘They told me about their severance packages in the first interview’: Employees Share Most Entertaining Job Interview Stories

‘They told me about their severance packages in the first interview’: Employees Share Most Entertaining Job Interview Stories

Ding, ding… Alarm bells go off in my head anytime I hear the phrase, ‘Though there are set hours, most employees stay extra so to show they’re committed to this job'. Another big red flag is when the interviewer seems disinterested or unprepared. If they haven't looked over my resume, or if they're asking basic questions they should already know the answers (again, read my resume). Sometimes the interviewer doesn't really provide clear information regarding a role, and that just makes me think…
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Freeloading sister refuses to adjust to off-the-grid new home: ‘Worried for these children’

Freeloaders can’t be choosers
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