Is “rounding up” a purchase a serious charitable donation?
May 6, 2026
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Why don’t these companies ask customers if they’d be willing to round DOWN their purchase so the firms have skin in the game?
Why don’t these companies ask customers if they’d be willing to round DOWN their purchase so the firms have skin in the game?
How is it fair that I get about seven weeks to select a policy I can afford, but insurance companies get to change prices four months later?
We’re handing out titles like “Best Student,” “Top Athlete,” and even “Toddler of the Year,” not based on talent, but on who can collect the most votes.
Companies don’t wait until your subscription expires anymore to lock you in to another year of service.
Shouldn’t traffic lights actually control traffic rather than test your patience?
You stay loyal for years by giving them your money, but they stay loyal to fine print and expiration dates.
Every app, every tool, every website suddenly has a robot “ready to help,” for a slightly higher monthly fee, of course.
You sign up for “superfast” internet, and somehow it moves slower than your neighbor walking his dog.
It’s irritating whenever those “life-saving devices” turn into sleep-destroying torture machines the second their battery gets low.
We used to say grace before meals. Now people say, “Hold on, I need content.”