In today’s world, where technology has simplified countless aspects of our lives, it’s surprisingly common to see people skipping over the basics. Despite the advancements we’ve achieved, there are simple, everyday actions and habits that some individuals consistently ignore.
People from all walks of life have taken to online forums to express their disbelief and share their stories about these basic yet frequently neglected practices. Their discussions highlight the puzzling inconsistencies in our current society’s behavior, showcasing a range of simple things that, for some reason, continue to go undone.
I don’t know who started the rumor that American tap water is unsafe to drink, but it’s time to set the record straight. “Stop buying bottled water unless you have actual evidence your municipal water system is substandard,” suggests one homeowner.
When used responsibly, credit cards are infinitely valuable. “If you spend on them (within your means) and then pay off the balance at the end of the billing cycle, it builds your credit,” explains one savvy user.
The public seems divided on bidets. People who have never used them call them unnecessary. However, anyone who’s used a bidet knows the truth: It’s a total game-changer, and you’ll never feel cleaner after you use the bathroom.
As a former bank teller, I made it my mission to convince customers to stop wasting their time in line at a physical bank when 99% of their transactions can be completed through online banking. I understand; people are weary of digital banking technology, but honestly, if you are waiting in line at the bank in 2023, you’re doing it wrong.
Contrary to popular belief, the plastic stalk sticking out from your steering wheel has a purpose! Out of all the entries on this list, the average person’s failure to use turn signals while driving is befuddling.