Round Ups r/AskReddit

‘What’s something everyone agrees is terrible but we all do anyway?’ – 17 bad habits nobody can kick

10.

‘The Mona Lisa. No one I know is impressed, and yet we all still go see it to be about to say for sure “it’s not worth it.”‘
-slootfactor_MD

11.

‘I just came back from France and I was shocked at how many ppl smoke cigarettes.’
-dingo_fritz

12.

‘Small business owners paying marketing agencies. Every owner I know agrees the industry is overpriced templates and upsells, and yet everyone signs the contract anyway because DIY feels intimidating. I did it. Got burned. The cycle keeps going because the alternative sounds scary — until you realize a basic business website is genuinely a weekend project, not something that needs a whole agency behind it.’
-SunnySaraSota2000

13.

‘Going to HR for help.

‘HR is not your friend. Join a union and get them to help.’
-X0AN

14.

‘Saying “we should catch up soon!” to someone we both know we won’t see for another three years.’
-Traditional_Log2590

15.

‘Leaving a text unanswered because you want to reply properly, then remembering it three days later.’
-lucy-wright992

16.

‘VAPING, which everyone thinks is “healthier” than smoking. It’s technically less harmful than smoking cigarettes, but it’s still bad for you.’
-FeedbackNo150

17.

‘Using Reddit.’
-CrankyOperator

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