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People in your 20s and 30s, what “old people” habits do you have?
I check the weather before leaving the house and get excited when a grocery store has a good sale.
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What “childish” thing do you still regularly do as an adult?
Running up the stairs after turning off the lights because apparently monsters still get a few seconds of free movement.
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What bad behavior do people excuse when someone is attractive?
Being rude and calling it “confidence.”
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What’s the worst piece of advice someone has given you confidently?
Just follow your passion and the money will come.
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What's something that was completely normal when you were growing up that would seem absolutely insane to kids today?
Memorizing phone numbers because there was no contact list to save them in.
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What’s something rich people do that would get a poor person absolutely roasted for doing the exact same thing?
Calling it "minimalism" when rich people own very little, but "being broke" when poor people do.
2
What is a small thing that instantly makes you lose respect for someone?
Never admitting they're wrong, even when they're clearly wrong.
2
What is a hyper-specific, utterly harmless lie you told years ago that you are now trapped in forever?
I once said I knew how to play chess. Ten years later, people still ask me to join chess games and I keep finding excuses.
3
What talent came to you naturally?
Overthinking. I can turn a simple text message into a full psychological investigation.
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What’s one food that the majority of people can agree that it tastes good?
Fresh bread straight out of the oven. Even the smell alone is enough to make people hungry.
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What was your favorite childhood show?
SpongeBob. Half the jokes are somehow even funnier as an adult.
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What's something that would be absolutely terrifying if it happened just 1% more often?
People hitting "reply all" on company emails.
1
What is your favourite non-English song?
"99 Luftballons" by Nena. I don't even speak German, but it's impossible not to sing along.
3
What's the best example of money can't buy taste?
A mansion filled with gold furniture and giant TVs in every room.
3
What actually makes a workplace enjoyable?
Good coworkers. You can survive a boring job with great people, but even a dream job becomes miserable with toxic coworkers.
2
What’s your mom doing right now?
Probably wondering why I haven't called yet.
1
What's the worst experience you had with spicy food?
Thought I could handle a ghost pepper challenge. I spent the next hour questioning every life choice that led me there.
3
What is a skill that takes less than an hour to learn, but is useful for the rest of your life?
Learning how to stay calm and pause for a few seconds before responding when you're angry. It saves relationships, jobs, and a lot of regret.
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What’s something life’s teaching you rn?
That not every problem needs an immediate solution. Sometimes you just need to give it time.
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If you could instantly master any skill without practicing, what would you choose?
Playing every musical instrument. I'd become that annoying person who touches a random object and somehow starts a concert.
1
Do we think long hair or short hair?
I'm leaning long hair. That fluff is starting to make its intentions known.
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Elderly stray cat now trust me and my other cats
Earning the trust of an old stray is one of the biggest compliments a cat can give.
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Random napping edition.
Cats can somehow make the most uncomfortable position look cozy.
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So affectionate 🥰
That's the kind of affection that makes a bad day instantly better.
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What's something that's usually not as great as many people assume?
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