People on the internet seem to have the answer for everything. Influencers share exactly how much water you have to drink (with lemon, of course) to be healthy, parents share clever ways to manipulate children, and wannabe financial geniuses always seem to have hacks to help people game the system. And then there are these jokesters. While we can't argue that they're totally wrong, these little life hacks are an unholy combination of bad advice and good humor. And we're totally here for it.
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The internet is full of genuinely bad advice. It's pretty rare to ask random strangers online for life advice and actually receive some life-changing insight. More often you'll get some vague platitude or 'life hacks' that are just plain wrong. We're all about the jokesters of the internet who satirize 'pro tips' and lifestyle wisdom with intentionallyterrible advice, and we've collected a bunch of hilarious examples of this for anyone who's skeptical of the real thing.
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If you spend any time on YouTube or Instagram, you'll know that the platforms are very popular with people who like to share "life hacks." Many of these are unnecessary projects that weirdly feature soda bottles or appear to be designed to smuggle contraband to people who are in jail. These life hacks, however, are different. They fully embrace the fact that they're actually useless in favor of spicing up our lives with a little humor. And that's all we can ask for these days.
