Are we protecting the principles that made America successful, or slowly trading them away through complacency, tolerance, convenience and the endless pursuit of profit?
Have you ever had a government agency give you the wrong instructions, make you wait weeks to process a form, then charge you $100 to fix its own mistake?
Email subject lines are supposed to tell people what the message is about, not force them to open it just to solve the mystery.
Between digital coupons, store apps, QR codes, loyalty programs and checkout surprises, shopping has become more complicated than it needs to be.
Are you tired of playing silly games in order to prove you’re human every time you log into a website?
If companies want to tell us about major changes, the least they could do is let customers ask a question or two!
These days, every software company wants your documents, photos and projects stored on its own servers.
AI is a useful tool, but I don’t need it jumping out from behind every menu asking if it can do my thinking for me.
Automatic updates are supposed to make life easier, but somehow they always seem to happen at the worst possible moment.
Ticket prices might be reasonable, but the moment you walk up to the concession stand, you realize you should have applied for a second mortgage before ordering popcorn.