Isn't it strange how your hands automatically go into your pockets when you walk past a group of strangers?

Do you ever get scared when your phone rings unexpectedly because you weren't prepared for a conversation?

Isn't it ironic that the word 'studying' is made up of the words 'students' and 'dying'?

Have you ever noticed that the clothes you want to wear are always in the laundry?

Why do we press harder on the remote when we know the batteries are dead?

Do you ever feel like the third person in a conversation between two friends on social media?

Why is it that in every group photo, there's always that one person with their eyes closed?

Isn't it strange how 'nothing' is ever 'on' TV, but we still end up watching it?

Why do we act like our fridge is a grocery store, browsing multiple times a day even though we know what's inside?

Have you ever noticed how 'fun-sized' candies are never actually fun to eat?

Isn't it funny how we all become expert singers in the shower but suddenly forget all the lyrics when someone asks us to sing in public?

I'm convinced the strongest muscle in the human body is the one that lets us open bags of chips quietly when everyone else is asleep.

Why is it that we can remember every embarrassing thing we've ever done, but struggle to remember where we put our keys?

Isn't it ironic how we always run out of storage space on our phones right when we're trying to capture a moment?

I find it hilarious how we use our smartphones to set reminders to put down our smartphones and take a break.

Why is it that we only remember the things we forgot to do right as we're trying to fall asleep at night?

I noticed that the more expensive the restaurant, the smaller the portion sizes. So basically you pay more to eat less!

I find it ironic how people wait in line for hours to get into a gym to run on a treadmill.

Have you ever noticed how 'studying' is basically just staring at your notes until you osmotically absorb the information?

I love how our family photos always seem to capture that one moment where everyone is yelling at each other.

I always feel like a detective when I search for something I've misplaced, only to find it in the most obvious place.