30 Spicy Unpopular Opinions: Let’s See How Many You Actually Agree With

Depends on the type of restaurant. TBH most kids are no more annoying than blokes with a few beers in them.

I agree, but I can't see how it would work unless they put the kids in a closed, soundproof space because the main issue with kids is that they scream non stop. Having separate sections won't stop the noise.

I grew up in a family that had a high end restaurant and from a very early age I learnt how to behave in that environment. Today I am horrified with what "adults" allow their kids to do. No you do not just get up and run round the table, especially with a waiter carrying red hot food!

If I had a nickel for every time there was a poorly behaved child at a restaurant, be it fast food or sit down, I wouldn't have to worry about money for the rest of my life.

As a mum lol I’m 60 n kids are 24-21 this yr mine where always well behaved in public cos I taught them manners !! I’ve also worked in hospitality since I was 16 until 14 yrs ago when life took a vile turn , now disabled but my daughter has worked in outperforming village pub a busy one in the Cotswolds , since she was 16 n tbh we both agree cos some parents re bloody useless at controlling their brats !! the manager n the owner mind won’t tolerate brats they get taken back to their parents n told to keep them under control or go outside always works , it’s dangerous for kids to running around while people are serving HOT food , thankfully our pubs on a huge green loads of play space , but where possible it already happens here in uk where it doesn’t parents teach your brats manners and respect ! It’s not actually hard 🤦‍♀️🤷‍♀️

Maybe not happines per se, but it can buy peace of mind, which helps a lot with being happy

My mother is going through cancer treatment. We have the money to afford it and nothing else can bring you more joy than to see your loved one making through a difficult time. So yes, money can definitely buy happiness

The idea that money can't buy happiness was started by rich people who want it all for themselves.

A certain level of money definitely helps with happiness but it's not the end all be all of happiness

Money may not buy happiness but it does allow for a better class of misery.

I'm unemployed with no schedule and no reason to wake up early, I do it because it's beautiful to see the sun rise, it's soothing to walk in the streets when there's almost no one there. Call me a hippy, but even if I had a 9-5 job, I'd choose to go to sleep as soon as I came home just so that I could wake up very early to enjoy that peaceful piece of time.

Sleeping is one of my greatest joys - I LOVE a good sleep. If you don't, that's cool. The only thing that is over-rated is people who make the fact that they get up early and get working into their whole personality. I do plenty in a 24-hour period, I just don't feel that getting up when the farmers do makes me morally superior to everyone else.

Lifelong night owl here. I usually sleep from about 2 to 10 AM on my natural sleep cycle. I am not 'lazy', I sleep the same amount as you do, just at a different time.

Waking up early is either because I have to be at a job so I can afford to sleep in a comfy bed, or because I happened to wake up and feel I got enough sleep. Not even my appts. I set for early in the morning if I can help it. It's not natural to me. "I can sleep when I'm dead" is a morbid thought and an awfully long time to stay awake. But you would die sooner than expected. Just get the sleep you need.

My bladder usually makes sure I'm up and about by 5am every morning. No matter how exhausted I feel I can never get back to sleep again. On the plus side I can get loads done before everybody else gets up.

The customer is always right when it comes to what they choose to purchase. They're (almost always) wrong when they have a go at store employees.

I worked in customer service for many years. We were told the customer has the right to be listened to and shown respect. That is not the same as always being right.

If you put the quote correctly, it's accurate. But the first generation of Karens shifted it

They typically can't find their @ss with both hands which is why they are "gracing the place with their presence" to begin with. My biggest "in your face" moment was an old guy came in to the hardware store I worked in and he had a plumbing issue. The plumbing department manager was a woman (all DMs were very well trained) but this old SOB would not be taken care of by a woman. I walked over to the plumbing area with him and heard his tale of woe, I just nodded and called Robin over. "This fella has... going on, what would you suggest he does to fix it"? He was plucked, but she hooked him up. She later told me she loved me for that, but my thing is, don't come asking for help then turn away the person who is there to help you. You OBVIOUSLY don't know what to do otherwise you would just grab your own parts and be a jerk to your family. The customer doesn't have the foggiest.

"The customer may not always be right, but they always deserve respect ' (unless you start to be a jerk)

I think a more pressing issue is that, particularly with "IRL streamers", people will pay the streamer money live to do obnoxious, or even borderline criminal, things. And there are sites that facilitate this kind of thing, leading to large amounts of money for these nuisance streamers. I mean, if you have a makeup channel on Youtube that brings in cash, more power to you. But annoying or assaulting people in public should get you banned on every platform. It doesn't. Sites like Kick, Parti, Twitch, etc. practically encourage this behavior (or actively ignore it) to get views for their platforms.

People make whatever other people want to pay them. It's like a poll, but with dollars instead of votes.

Remember when people made and uploaded videos without any expectations of monetization? It's been a weird shift in mentality that, if you watch someone's content, you need to pay them. But this only applies to those with a large following, despite how much or little effort was used in their content, and how useful it is. Most people who have social media are not monetized but it doesn't bother them to keep posting content.

Especially Only Fans and so called Influencers.

I want my appliances stupid

Makes me think of that Simpsons' episode with Pierce Brosnan. I think it was one of the Treehouse of Horror episodes.

Last Monday we had a national blackout. In some places, like mine, we didn't have electricity until 13 hours later. I thought of those with smart houses, thinking they weren't very smart after all.

With some caveats; there are some 'smart' features that I very much like. We just got some 'smart' lightbulbs that we can control with our phones and make all kinds of colors and patterns, and I like that a lot. But I don't need a smart fridge.

We bought a new double oven about a year ago that is "smart" and I looove it! I've turned it on to preheat with my phone before I leave work many timed. It's ready to go when I get home. Fantastic

If you want to make god laugh !, tell him your plans ! not that I believe in him lol all fiction but that’s the saying 😂

I always try to plan my day just to accomplish a couple of neccesary things that day. It doesn't always work out. I can't imagine planning 5 years ahead.

Having a long term goal helps, but things can change in the span of years, or even months. For all you know, your 5 year plan gets ruined by one factor out of your control in 3 months.