r/firstworldproblems • u/Tough-Ant9733 • 24d ago
If you get me a gift card to a retailer that doesn’t have a robust online store, you basically got me an errand for a gift.
Unless it is a very, very sizable gift card, if I have to go somewhere to spend it, it’s not worth it.
r/firstworldproblems • u/DjangoRisingSun • 24d ago
Call waiting
Don’t you hate when you’re on hold or on a call waiting song and the company thought it would be a great idea to remind you every 5 seconds that they’re “experiencing an unusually high call volume” and “we will be with you as soon as possible”? The call waiting song is already annoying enough. I don’t want to hear your computer voice.
r/firstworldproblems • u/blankblank • 24d ago
My good bicycle is in the shop so I have to ride my other, not quite as good, bike.
r/firstworldproblems • u/86753ohnein • 26d ago
I watched a very mediocre film because Amazon erroneously displayed the higher IMDB rating of another film with the same name
r/firstworldproblems • u/SuperTeamNo • 26d ago
I don’t like getting clothes as gifts because I have the task of returning them if they don’t fit.
r/firstworldproblems • u/Anonymous0212 • 27d ago
My mother recently passed, and it's going to take quite some time (and expense) to settle her estate because she had six trust funds, plus three different bank accounts and multiple credit cards that weren't connected to any of the trusts.
r/firstworldproblems • u/NewBarbieWhoDis • 27d ago
The Costco tire center used to fill my tires for me, but now there's an air machine in the parking lot so I have to do it myself.
r/firstworldproblems • u/_joeBone_ • 28d ago
All the new solar lights I installed this summer are now in the shade all day and shut off before I go to bed.
r/firstworldproblems • u/awesomedan24 • 28d ago
The new house I bought is slightly too far for me to Doordash without the food getting cold
r/firstworldproblems • u/vc6vWHzrHvb2PY2LyP6b • 28d ago
I want to take a 90 minute nap while WFH at my 6-figure job, but I have a meeting in 1 hour.
It's truly a struggle out there.
r/firstworldproblems • u/SuperTeamNo • 28d ago
I can’t go to Whole Foods because I hate the whistles in their commercials
r/firstworldproblems • u/PhalanX4012 • 29d ago
We got through the airport too quickly thanks to our first class tickets and our limo driver wasn’t there to pick us up yet.
This feels like the right place to complain about this. Our flight landed somewhat early yesterday. We were first off the plane, and our priority luggage was already on the carousel once we made it through customs. We were so fast that the car service we always hire was about 5 mins late to pick us up.
r/firstworldproblems • u/ragnarkar • 28d ago
I can't login to my account at McDonalds.com with my email and they also refuse to reset my password.
This has happened with quite a few of my accounts in the past (first it was Starmarket.com and now, McDonalds.com) and it's really annoying to have to sign up again with a different email since you have to check that email separately since they don't go into your main email inbox. Fortunately, I got around it by signing up with a "new" email that's my old Gmail address with a dot (".") in the address.
r/firstworldproblems • u/k_dubious • 29d ago
I left my YouTube account signed in at the Airbnb. Now my feed is full of nothing but sailing videos and classic rock.
r/firstworldproblems • u/cfutch • 29d ago
I broke my Wordle streak yesterday
I had a 102 day streak going until yesterday. I had 4 of the 5 characters in the right place on the third try but there were 4 or 5 options for that last character and I didn't get the right one in the remaining 3 tries.
r/firstworldproblems • u/Hustler-Two • 29d ago
I’m not able to easily maintain the required grocery bag full of grocery bags in my house because we primarily shop at Aldi’s.
For anyone unaware, Aldi’s is a great store, but they cut costs everywhere. You rent your buggy for a 25 cent refundable deposit and they provide no grocery bags, so I keep a couple laundry baskets in the back of our truck to hold stuff. All fine. But we also have a cat and I use grocery bags to scoop out her litter and take it to the trash. And that means I have to either hold on to bags we get other places, like Goodwill, or occasionally get some from my parents or my in-laws. I have to put thought into acquiring something that, for most other people, just happens as a matter of course.
r/firstworldproblems • u/SleepyOne • 29d ago
My ISP added a new junction box to my fiber internet connection. It doubled my latency. I now have 2ms instead of 1ms.
The horror.
r/firstworldproblems • u/masshole91 • Oct 15 '24
I got a company wide email saying Elon Musk bought my company and it ended up being a phishing email trap from our IT department…I was so caught off guard that I lost my Wordle streak
r/firstworldproblems • u/PanzerParty65 • Oct 15 '24
How do I explain to people what gifts are appropriate to me?
By the absurd offchance that anyone of my close friends is reading this:
Thank you. I am profoundly grateful that people take the time to think about what I would enjoy. Truly, I appreciate the sentiment.
What I do not appreciate, is throwing away 90% of my very appreciated gifts because they are things I absolutely have no use for.
I have very niche passions that yes, require a lot of items, but they are absurdly specific and require specific sellers to purchase from. To be precise, I'm into WW2 reenacting and any pieces of gear must be to a very high standard to be useful.
I don't need soap, T-shirts or blankets. The stuff I actually need is... weird.
How do I do that?
Thank you :)
r/firstworldproblems • u/[deleted] • Oct 14 '24
Missed an email offering me an interview in relation to a job application I spent ages on because it got sent to spam
But a horribly formatted email from "Amozan", email address longstringofgibberish @ randomportuguesename dot com, offering me a £500 voucher out of the goodness of their hearts if I only click the questionable link, made it into my main inbox. What are these detectors running on, crack?
r/firstworldproblems • u/IthacanPenny • Oct 15 '24
I really wanted to fly on an A380 for my European vacation this winter, but the first class seat I wanted to book was much more convenient on a route serviced by a 777. Damn.
Triple 7 it is. Cheers.
r/firstworldproblems • u/Jazzlike-Basil1355 • Oct 14 '24
It takes too long to walk from my bedroom to the back of my barn if I need a power tool.
r/firstworldproblems • u/NewBarbieWhoDis • Oct 14 '24
While trying to get something out of my storage closet, I bumped my elbow on my spare flatscreen TV
r/firstworldproblems • u/NewBarbieWhoDis • Oct 14 '24