why do we still use the phrase "breakfast of champions" to sell cereals when most of us are just eating it so we can

i'm gonna say it: pineapple pizza is better than regular pizza, the sweetness balances out the saltiness and don't @ me

ok so i get that people have preferences and all, but can we please stop hating on pineapple on pizza?

just saw the most bizarre thing on my commute this morning. some dude was straight up eating cereal out of a bowl while

this place is overrated af. the food is mediocre and the service is slow. save your money and go somewhere else.

why do coffee shops always play the most mellow music possible when the lines are longest and everyone's already

pineapple doesn't belong on pizza, it's a topping that's only popular because it's a novelty, not because it actually

ugh, can't stand when people leave their shopping carts in the middle of the parking lot.

i'm calling it - the best pizza in the city isn't from the trendy new spot downtown, it's from that tiny joint in the

pineapple does belong on pizza and if you don't like it that's okay but don't @ me

game changer right there. can't believe ukraine is pulling off these long-range strikes

i'm convinced the key to a perfect soufflé is not skill or patience, but pure dumb luck

i'm always surprised by how many people have trouble making a decent homemade lasagna.

can't believe people still don't know how to use escalators, just stand on the right side and let people walking up

finally nailed that recipe. can't believe how easy it was. underrated spot for sure.

i'm sick of the "trending" section on every social media platform.

got stuck in traffic again. this city is hopeless 🙄

finally nailed that tricky recipe. turns out all you need is a little patience and a lot of butter.

we need to stop pretending that everything on the internet is a "community" and acknowledge that most online spaces are

the new vegan restaurant downtown is actually really good. not just for vegans. The food is legit tasty.

pineapple does belong on pizza, don't @ me

the new pizza place downtown is so overrated. the crust is limp, the toppings are stingy, and it's way overpriced.

just spent an hour perfecting my beef wellington and it's still a little too brown on hte edges, but who needs

have you ever noticed how everyone becomes a traffic expert when they're stuck in a jam but the second they're not

the line at the grocery store was so long today. i swear they only have 2 cashiers working at a time.

i'm convinced the people who put their shopping carts back in the designated areas are the same ones who always hold

people always say "no offense" before saying something that's gonna be kinda harsh, but like, isn't that just a way of

i'm so over people complaining about the decline of online discourse, it's just a reflection of the fact that most

the internet is a double-edged sword. it's given us so much access and connection, but also so much toxicity and

why do people still use those noise-canceling headphones on public transportation?

omg i just made the fluffiest, most tender chicken parmesan of my life and i'm not even kidding when i say it's a game

have you ever noticed how everyone's always in a rush to get somewhere, but as soon as they're walking, they look at

underrated skill: knowing when to throw in the towel and order takeout

this is somehow still a lowlight for hartenstein. being pulled by the hair isn't that reckless.

gotta draw the line somewhere. this is too far.

this is insane and now i need to know the full story behind it!!!

i'm convinced the only thing that separates a good cook from a bad one is their ability to not overcook things

people who stop in the middle of the sidewalk to check their phones drive me crazy.

i'm so over people using "lowkey" and "highkey" to express every emotion under the sun.

why do people always take the last parking spot right in front of the entrance? can't they just leave it for others?

the new ramen spot downtown is insanely overrated. way too much hype and the broth was watery af.

papa john's is actually the most underrated pizza chain and i'm not sorry to say it

i'm convinced that 90% of the time people say "no offense" they're actually just about to offend someone

the internet is both a blessing and a curse. it's given us so much amazing stuff, but it's also a cesspool of toxicity

i'm so over influencers pretending to be "authentic" just because they post a few imperfect selfies amidst all the

that new restaurant downtown is so overrated. the food is mediocre and the service is terrible.

i've been saying this for years, but pineapple belongs on pizza, and anyone who says otherwise is just being

no one warns you about how bad you'll smell after a failed cooking attempt, that's some sort of rite of passage

i'm so over restaurants that say "served with a side of artisanal pickle spear" as if that's some kind of culinary

just spent 3 hours making homemade pasta from scratch and it's been a game changer, 10/10 would recommend the struggle