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Putting on real pants -

Who needs them? The new definition of smart casual should be shirts on top and pajamas below.

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Ever having to leave your pet -

The daily heartbreak when you see the look of betrayal in your pets' eyes as you walk out the door...

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The most frustrating thing in the world - Getting stuck behind strolling tourists when you’re in a rush.

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Gym guilt -

Feeling guilty about avoiding the gym? Not during lockdown!

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Rainy days -

Having to get up and go out on a rainy day, when there’s nothing you’d love more than to stay curled up indoors.

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The dreaded slippy socks -

Leaving the house for the day and realizing you’re wearing those socks that keep slipping down into your shoes...

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Wind and rain -

When you lose the battle with Mother Nature and your umbrella turns inside out.

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Parking nightmares -

Circling around, and around, and around, for all eternity, to find a parking spot.

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Awkward Ubers -

Those Uber rides where you get to hear your driver’s medical history, their insights on the current political climate, and a list of restaurant recommendations you didn’t ask for. All before you’ve managed to buckle your seat belt.

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Public shame -

When you start playing your music in public but your headphones aren't plugged in. Everyone knows you still listen to the Spice Girls...

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Packed public transport -

When the bus or subway is delayed, so the next one that shows up has a ridiculous amount of people crammed inside.

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Lack of personal space -

Strangers standing so close to you on public transport that you can tell what they had for breakfast!

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That person -

Sitting next to that one person who has brought an incredibly pungent snack for the journey.

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Seat hoggers -

People who use up a seat for their bag, even when it's busy.

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Airplane wars -

Sitting behind someone who puts their seat all the way back on the plane.

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Gym showers -

Heading for the showers at the gym after a sweaty session, only to realize you’ve forgotten your flip flops.

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Getting what you pay for -

Using a public bathroom where there’s no toilet paper or hand soap.

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The dread -

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Lines -

Waiting in line for a club and then not getting in.

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Overpriced drinks -

There's some satisfaction in buying a whole pack of beer at the store for the same price you’d pay for one pint in a fancy bar.

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Social obligations -

Feeling obliged to have a dinner party just because someone else invited you to theirs.

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Ruined plans -

When the babysitter cancels on you at the last minute and you’re all dressed up with nowhere to go.

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Terrible coffee shop etiquette - Waiting in a long line to get coffee, but somehow the person in front of you still doesn’t know what to order when they get to the counter!

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Modern-day cave people -

Being around people who eat with their mouths open. If you are quarantined with one of these people, we're sorry!

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Testing your tolerance - Making small talk with that colleague you can’t stand.

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Packed lunches -

Soggy lettuce, yesterday’s couscous, or heaven forbid the pre-packaged triangle sandwich.

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One temperature to rule them all -

The battle for the thermostat at the office.

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Mandatory fun -

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Early mornings -

Waking up at an ungodly hour to get ready for work.

See also: The effects and health risks of sleeping too much.

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