The eating dog food made me laugh out loud
This really made me laugh….just people all over the country wondering if a person would choose the meat or the biscuits if they had to eat dog food….I was wondering that as well as some of the brands are pricy, especially for a small tin or pouch. It's a bit bad but I always wondered when I read these articles about people eating dog food if they are eating the meat or the biscuits.
Exactly“Thank you to Steve who helped tow us last night”….did you not thank him at the time?
Facebook groups are flooded with almost the identical posts. What do these people say, ah nice one cheers, look out for your thank you shout out on Facebook? RidiculousExactlyit’s all just for a few likes
1/2 of it is bollox posts ... didn't/ hasn't happened.I have been wondering about this as well. I don't know if it is for sympathy or just to almost show off in a way. There is a woman I know, she is rather well off, the family has got two cars, goes on holiday frequently, and always goes out, and then she is posting things about how she is not having her lights on until the evening to save money or she is switching off her fridge until a certain time of the day to save money, then she acts all smug about it when comment on her posts and they are usually competing to another about their measures to save power.
Feeling like I'm doing something wrong when I put on the heating and when I go online and read headlines and posts about people eating dog food or heating things up on the radiator. Just feeling like I'm going on a constant guilt trip when I go online about the cost of living crisis.
Yep. Exactly.Also not to make light of what I know is a serious issue but I saw a LinkedIn post with the caption mummy I’m so cold in the house or something and the kid was wearing a T-shirt and some pyjama shorts? Put a jumper on it which I’m sure you have and kids leggings are like £3 from primark
The Left, that's who.There are teachers on TikTok dictating what gifts they'd rather recieve from their students and they say anything upto $25 (this seems to be mostly USA/Aus based)....I think this is obscence.
While I think teachers are criminally under valued and feel it's nice to give something small as a token, these TikTok teachers feeling entitled to gifts costing upto that much and slyly trying to say what they want (under the guise of helping people buy more original gifts than mugs/chocolate) rather than just let people choose themselves like you're supposed to because that's the entire point of gifts has me boggling.
Who brought up these people to be so entitled?
Influencer marketing in general is one of the more soul-destroying things to witness in society. It makes me feel ill.Influencers getting loads of Christmas stuff for free and not declaring any of it as #gifted.
I have always hated it, but in the current climate seeing influencers "unboxing" thousands and thousands of £ of gifts is justInfluencer marketing in general is one of the more soul-destroying things to witness in society. It makes me feel ill.
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