Net zero targets are making British households poorer.
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Net zero targets are making British households poorer.
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Kids' cartoons were better in the 90s.
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The customer is not always right, and stores should stop pretending.
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Affirmative action in college admissions should never have been struck down.
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Filming at concerts is fine. You paid for the ticket.
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Raising the minimum wage wipes out the entry-level jobs young people need most.
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Standardized testing should be scrapped entirely.
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Console gaming is better than PC gaming.
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Payday lenders should be capped at 36% interest nationwide.
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New York City is overrated as a tourist destination.
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Welfare should come with strict work requirements for every able-bodied adult.
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Nobody should be allowed to post a screenshot of a private chat.
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Skyrim gets boring after the first few hours.
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Gerrymandering should be illegal, with independent commissions drawing every district.
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Watching sports at home is better than watching in the stadium.
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Dark Souls isn't that hard. People just don't read the item descriptions.
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The NBA regular season is basically pointless.
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Voice assistants are still useless after all these years.
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Per my last email is a perfectly professional phrase.
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Buying in bulk mostly just makes you waste more.
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