▲Any adult who says they don't enjoy popping bubble wrap anymore is lying.

▲Or cereal to milk, or pasta to sauce...

▲Organization in general provides a long-lasting kind of satisfaction.

▲Real autumn lovers know which leaf in this picture they'd choose to crunch.

▲Even better: taking naps in warm piles of fresh laundry. Satisfaction at its finest.

▲It's gross, but it's also amazing. Bonus points for the people who inspect the mask to see what it pulled off.

▲Avoiding the robots and the maze of "Press 1 if…" can turn a bad day into a good one. Bonus points if whatever you called for can actually be solved.

▲You feel completely and somewhat magically in control, you're starting the day already over-achieving, and you are no longer a slave to that annoying little beeping machine!

▲Nothing makes you feel more secure than seeing that 100%, even if you’re just running out for a quick errand.

▲Especially if it wasn't you that had to mow the lawn.

▲The sound, the feeling, and the visual effect are hard not to enjoy.

▲You know the one, when your scissors just slide through the paper so gracefully.

▲You both end up beside each other waiting at the next light.

▲For pedestrians and drivers alike!

▲The dirty water swirls its way down the drain and you feel like you’ve just solved a global crisis.

▲The power, the straight lines…it's like it's power-washing away all the grime in your mind.

▲You shouldn’t do this because it apparently ruins the pan, but the sound of the sizzle is sometimes too good to resist.

▲Conversely, there’s nothing more disturbing than the sudden violent slam of something you lightly pushed closed.

▲Of course, any baguette is reason to be happy.

▲Vacations are nice and all, but there are few things that compare to crashing in your own bed after many nights spent on foreign mattresses.

▲For most people, it entails watching someone else write in calligraphy, but it still counts!

▲It’s been in there since you went to the movies last night, and finally, after a full day of flicking your tongue at it—sweet release.

▲And then inevitably making something with said melted butter.

▲Or at least paying the right change to get a bill back.

▲A near-impossible feat these days.

▲The first suds feel fresher and cleaner for some reason.

▲The body's involuntary, loud, unapologetic release feels fantastically human.

▲Not only does this take a lot of skill and talent, it’s also such a wonderfully gratifying feeling to have all even numbers.

▲You love it so much, and earphones afford you the pleasure of doing something other people might judge you for.

▲Getting the goop out and the sandy bits from your eyelashes should be gross, but it's an essential and satisfactory part of the morning.

▲Like a fresh phone that has yet be marred by greasy fingers or repeated accidental dropping.

▲RIP to all the thoughts that got away...

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That book smell is probably a huge part of what's keeping the print industry alive!

Not quite satisfied just yet? Get rid of these habits to be happier.

▲You haven't used the account in years, and if you didn't remember it you would have to go through the complex route of finding out other old passwords for the security check. Phew!

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In today's climate, we must take advantage of every little thing that adds joy to our lives, even if it's so strange you don't tell anyone else that you get satisfaction from it. Actually, especially if it's that strange.

Click through to see some of life's greatest and most consistent joys disguised as meaningless quotidian things.