Isn't it strange how we can spend hours binge-watching a TV show, but struggle to find time to exercise?

Do you ever notice how your favorite pen always goes missing right when you need it the most? It's like it has a sixth sense for inconvenient moments.

Isn't it funny how we always seem to find the best deals on things we don't really need?

Why is it that when you have three bars of battery left, your phone decides it's time to die?

I always find it funny how my dog acts like he's the one taking me for a walk.

Why do we call it rush hour when nothing moves?

Why do we always look at our phone when someone else's phone rings, as if we're expecting it to be ours?

Why do we always feel the need to turn down the volume on our music when looking for a street address while driving?

Have you noticed that the best parking spots are always taken by cars that clearly don't need them?

I always find it amusing how we suddenly become great singers when we're alone in the car.

Isn't it funny how we use our keys as pretend weapons when we're walking alone at night?

Do you ever feel like your phone is judging you with its battery life percentage?

I find it hilarious how we all have that one friend who never knows the current pop culture references.

Have you ever noticed how the fastest drivers are always the most lost?

I love how we resort to speaking in a high-pitched voice when talking to babies or pets.

It's funny how we can never find anything in our bags until someone else looks for it and magically finds it.

Isn't it strange how we trust shampoo bottles to not be filled with something else but are skeptical of unlabeled food?

Have you ever realized that rotating your phone before taking a picture somehow makes it better?

I always find it amusing how we immediately look for the spelling mistakes in someone's angry text.

Why do we always wave back at someone who is waving at the person behind us?

Isn't it funny how we Google our symptoms only to convince ourselves we're dying?