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‘What’s something everyone seems to enjoy but you just don’t understand?’ – 21 mystifyingly popular parts of modern life

13.

‘Formula 1 – I’ve seen it getting increasingly popular over the last few years but I just don’t get it, I find it quite boring.’
–pharmer25

14.

‘Very white trainers.’
–GeggingIn

15.

‘Disney theme parks. It is overly expensive and extremely busy – like standing in line for 2+ hours so you get maybe 2-3 rides a day. If you’re not into rides, then there’s taking a photo with a teenager in costume. I don’t get the appeal.’
–RulingHighness

16.

‘McDonald’s. It used to be the cheaper option whilst Burger King and KFC were the decent quality. It’s not good food by any means and since the prices have gone beyond what could ever be considered reasonable I just don’t see why people still keep going.

I went to order a nugget meal the other day because it was the easiest option but at £7.20 for a medium I left the store laughing.’
–Dry_Database_6720

17.

‘Anime. I just can’t.’
–Gold_Cartoonist3232

18.

‘Vaping… mad behaviour.’
–Bu7n57

19.

‘Saying and hearing “you can’t park there mate”.

It’s like the lowest IQ, unoriginal catchphrase to repeat but people seem to genuinely bond over it.’
–Kudosnotkang

20.

‘Brioche burger buns. It’s rarely ever good brioche, it gets soggy and breaks apart while also managing to stick to the burgers and I don’t enjoy that they’re so sweet. But my issue with the sweetness may also come from the fact I love burger relish and that’s enough sweetness for me.’
–TopAffectionate1160

21.

‘Sourdough bread. I mean, I like it and do eat it now and then, but it’s all the massive hype from some absolute zealots that is off-putting. It’s just one of many types of bread with their different levels of fibre, nutrients, grains, additives, subtle flavours, and so on. Not a lifestyle.’
–tickerhacker

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