I don't really get the logic of "let's buy a channel with a very different demographic from our current one (usually a good thing because more revenue) and run them off to win over our existing demographic from our first channel"

Going to get more redundant Star Wars and Marvel stuff but great shows get cancelled because Warner Brothers basically sabotaged the second season because they want to win over their Discovery channel older, white, conservative audience to HBO

I miss when companies mailed me my tax forms I needed rather than this tedious odyssey of numerous emails, endless logins and printing that I'm subjected to these days.

It's wild how often when I'm ready to end a meal I have to ask myself if I'm full or just bored

The thing I was not prepared for when I got a dual monitor desk setup was how often I would be frantically shaking my mouse around looking for my cursor.

I called the wrong one of several Matts that I work with. This wouldn't have been a problem except that it is also the chattiest Matt I work with so it was a much longer call than I'd budgeted for.

Can someone explain to me how it is that every time a website gets optimized for the customer experience or whatever I suddenly have to make like five clicks for what use to take maybe two? This feels deoptimized if anything

All the streaming services want me to pay piecemeal for this one or that one, I have to toggle through apps- and then the actual options in the app- like I'm flipping through channels, and now they all want to put ads in the middle of my show. Why wouldn't I just switch back to cable?

It's that time of year where I get mad that I not only have to pay fiscally for my health insurance but also have to pay in time and mental labor of dealing with the healthcare market because they won't just give us fucking universal healthcare.

Pro tip: If your sister refuses to ever send her kids over with toys for them to play with despite years of asking her to, cat toys will apparently keep them entertained as well