necessary evils like Amazon or Walmart I try my best not to shop with either but sometimes you kind of just have to
There are items I like that are international brands that I can only get on amazon. I especially try to avoid Walmart, but they carry certain things that other stores don’t and have a better selection of kitchen items
people who don't change the batteries in their smoke detectors so you hear a beep every thirty seconds to a minute or whatever would drive me insane
When people only text back “what?” as if they couldn’t read what I wrote. (I always just copy and paste the same thing haha)
Apartment photos that tell lies. My complex has photos that are inconsistent with what you get. I also believe some units are designed slightly different than others, based off the photos because it looks nothing like what you get or the floor plan. I wish they had the 360 view feature. One of the photos show a countertop and mirror that looks upgraded from what I have. Now, it’s possible they’re slowly doing upgrades when they turn over units. They’ve manage to upgrade other things around the complex. I just hate paying out the ass for rent to shit shittier appliances and countertops
Looking at houses is like that too. There was one that was gorgeous in the photos and we got there and it was an absolute dump.
And then they have the audacity to call themselves “luxury” (too many apts do this). Nothing luxury about it. Even with those minor upgrades.
Lol I swear luxury is just a way to charge more rent with nothing to back it up. Like how some hotels have "resort" fees but then also charge a ton for any sort of service they offer resembling a resort. You charge me a resort fee, that should pay for any resort-like activities. You charge me for living in a luxury building, you better provide more luxury than a gym the size of a closet with one treadmill and mismatched dumbbells.
the one apartment complex I lived in for a year had a poor excuse for a gym and a pool which I never got to swim in because the hours were like 10-3 m-f and if there wasn’t a lifeguard on duty (which there almost never was) you couldn’t swim. they charged like $75 a month for that gym and pool it was such BS.
when people just talk to you about whatever bullshit they're into without caring to see if you care and want to listen