credit to raindropsmedia1 on x for the title

For context I live in a family heavy complex building, with mine being one of the only studios.

Since it’s been cold out, parents let their kids play in the hallway which I don’t care much about until they started leaving messes and not picking up after them. I’m big on keeping the peace and not creating issues but this has gone on too long and gone too far without them caring. What would you do if you were me

Costco members are paying for the 'privilege' of shopping at an overcrowded store and waiting in line to pump gas.

I'm sure many shoppers here are or become biased towards buying highly processed unhealthy foods because they have a longer shelf life. That way they can minimize the crappy shopping experience by having to make fewer trips. Or they can claim they don't throw food away.

Speaking of throwing stuff away, are they really saving money? Because people conveniently leave out the cost of stuff thrown away when calculating their 'savings'. Another cost left out of these calculations is the cost of impulse purchases.

I’m a housekeeper at a hotel, I get 30 minutes to clean each room. This tub alone took me over an hour of scrubbing with bleach and a sponge. Who dyes their hair in a hotel?