Terribly ‘Tragic’ First World Problems
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Terribly ‘Tragic’ First World Problems

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Terribly ‘Tragic’ First World Problems
Meme Bibliothek

You’ve got a place to sleep in, food to eat, and clean drinking water on your table. Life is good! Generally, you are pretty damn lucky when compared to your third world neighbors. However, these silly first world ‘tragedies’ guiltily (and understandably) drive you crazy:

1. Broken chargers

2. Sold out tickets

3. Forgetting your headphones

4. Dying phone battery

5. Charging wire…too short

6. Pokémon GO server crashes

7. Bad hair day

8. Loading videos

9. Forgetting your password

10. Full DVR

11. Automatic toilets

12. Remote, too far away

13. Full fridge, nothing you want to eat…

14. Commercials

15. Netflix Price Increase

16. Breaking your hair tie

17. Chipping your nail polish

18. Cracking your phone screen

19. Waiting on line for the bathroom

20. Drinking cough medicine... Yuck!

21. Homework

22. School loans

23. No matches on Tinder

24. Doing the dishes

25. Pen explosions

26. Breaking a nail

27. Spilling your drink

28. Peeling off a label

29. Waiting at a red light

30. In the shower, forgetting your towel

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