Hey, hi, hello!! Let’s look at some recent “boomer complaints” that people online are ranting about.
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1.Leaf blowers should be illegal.
2.Wired headphones are better than bluetooth headphones.
3.Car companies need to stop taking buttons away.
4.Restaurants are too dark.
5.You shouldn’t have to download an app for EVERYTHING.
6.People need to stop bringing their dogs everywhere.
7.Influencers do not belong on red carpets.
8.When the cashier asks “are you using the app?” at a fast food place.
9.When people don’t say “you’re welcome.”
10.When people use the word “unalive” instead of just saying killed.
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11.Nobody pushes in chairs anymore.
12.Two step authentication on every app is annoying.
13.When someone with more than 10 items is in the 10 items or less line.
14.Bright headlights.
15.When people park on the street instead of in the driveway.
16.The fact that you have to create an account for everything.
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17.When people add music to their Instagram posts.
18.Bar soap is better than liquid soap.
19.TV shows are too quiet and ads are too loud.
20.There are too many subscriptions.
21.Old TV remotes are better.
22.Drive-through menus that change while you’re looking at them.
23.Bathrooms that don’t have paper towels.
24.Ultra mega toilet paper rolls that don’t fit the toilet paper holder.
25.Customer service agents are all robots aka LET ME TALK TO A REAL PERSON.
26.Recipe websites have too many ads (and those looong stories no one cares about).
27.When grocery stores move things around.
28.People filming entire concerts with their phones.
29.“Give me back the headphone jack!!!!”
30.Dark mode is the default now.
31.Pajamas in public are tacky.
32.Pools are too shallow.
33.And lastly, get rid of QR code restaurant menus!
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DJ Kamal Mustafa
I’m DJ Kamal Mustafa, the founder and Editor-in-Chief of EMEA Tribune, a digital news platform that focuses on critical stories from Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Pakistan. With a deep passion for investigative journalism, I’ve built a reputation for delivering exclusive, thought-provoking reports that highlight the region’s most pressing issues.
I’ve been a journalist for over 10 years, and I’m currently associated with EMEA Tribune, ARY News, Daily Times, Samaa TV, Minute Mirror, and many other media outlets. Throughout my career, I’ve remained committed to uncovering the truth and providing valuable insights that inform and engage the public.
