Things everyone loves but you hate! #9

[EvilJigglypuff]

Can't you buy the mini versions in Iceland? Or have I made this up ?

I have no idea I don’t shop there, I know they sell the regular Greggs range though. Aldi do mini chicken bakes (and steak too I think) in their Christmas range

 

[Captainmouse]

Fake sourdough sucks.

Is Jason’s fake?

 

[emm]

Probably too much faff to put it together when they are busy. My local one always has a queue so no staff to mess about with them.

I'm surprised they don't do some kind of pop up things, remember when they started selling emrch a few years ago?

 

[Mamacita]

Plastic surgery, filler, botox, etc. It's wild to me that people can just request this stuff for no reason and a doctor is like "okay!"

(exception: I think reconstructive plastic surgery is fine though).

What do you mean request this stuff, you mean it shouldn't be a service available at an expensive fee as it is currently?

 

[Ivegone]

I dont do it at all i would he washing Recycling forever if i had to wash everything

 

[Mamacita]

AI. People are going to lose their ability to use their brains and think independently.

I think some for sure will lose that and others will use it as a tool to become better at things and get further ahead. Just the same as people used to say using google was bad as no one can find things in an encyclopedia or whatever.

 

[Rosie34567-2]

When you place two different orders online with the same company and they combine them in one box. *cough* amazon *cough* sephora

1. I don't know why that's even legal. Or why they'd even take that risk in the first place (in case it gets damaged, etc.)
2. It's cheap at the expense of the customer. Literally. Especially if they charged you 2x for shipping.
3. What if there was a reason someone separated orders? I could picture many situations where that could go wrong or get awkward.