People Are Sharing The Small Hills They Would Be Willing To Die On, And They Make Some Points
I think it's safe to say that we all have a least one small belief or opinion that can not be changed no matter what. And recently Reddit user u/Tdabp was curious about just that when they asked: "What is the smallest hill you are willing to die on?"
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Well, thousands of people shared the small hills they're willing to die on. Here are some of the top and best comments:
1."Red Delicious apples are trash apples. I'm gonna still recommend better apples. And judge you harshly when you stick with the Red Delicious."
"I thought I hated apples until adulthood because we only ever had Red Delicious."
2."Tiny and jumbo paperclips should not be mixed. This happens at work, despite having dedicated containers for each. Worse, they often dump pulled staples in the mix too."
3."Lightning McQueen totally won his race against Doc because Doc blatantly broke the rules as laid out by Sheriff."
4."Edward Norton's character in Fight Club has no name. It is most definitely not Jack."
5."Reese's Peanut Butter Trees should be called Treese's!"
"I feel the exact same way about white chocolate Snow Enrobed Oreos. I mean, Snowreos was right there, people."
6."Toilet paper goes OVER not under."
7."Women’s clothing should have more pockets."
8."People need to either wear headphones/ear buds or mute their devices in public."
"There is a special rung in hell for people that use speakerphone in public."—ContraCanadensis
9."Returning shopping carts to their spots at all costs. Cart Narcs!"
10."A Reuben has CORNED BEEF and SAUERKRAUT. Not TURKEY and COLE SLAW. Stop calling it a 'turkey Reuben.' Just stop. Normal people call that a Rachel."
"This is 100% correct. A Reuben with coleslaw instead of sauerkraut is a Rachel.
Side note: A pastrami Rachel is the best sandwich."
11."Those giant yellow or white arrows painted on the ground at gas stations… Yeah, they’re there to maintain order. Stop coming in the wrong direction, cutting in front of people, and being an asshole."
12."Parallel parking as a test to get your driver's license is idiotic when you will spend much, much more time on freeways going 60–100 mph and emergency braking."
"Especially since it's usually the make or break for getting your license. Everyone I know avoids parallel parking like the plague."
13."The Oxford comma. Use it."
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"I’ve never understood why people dislike the Oxford comma. It's a perfect tool to delineate subordinate sentences, among other things, and to make a lot of big sentences readable. Beyond that it is grammatically correct English, believe it or not, and yet still people bitch about them."
14."That 8 to 4 is better than 9 to 5."
"As someone who has delayed sleep phase initiation, I will counter that with 10–6, which is what I do now."
15."I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: Wreck-It Ralph did not need a sequel."
"I never saw it. First one began and ended things perfectly though, so I'm inclined to agree."
16."Zack Synder’s Watchmen is not a faithful adaptation of the source material. (And is terrible on its own terms.)"
"I've always described it as more like a translation. Like the shots are fairly spot on in most cases, but he completely misses the tone of the story and the reasoning for the characters. Which is also true for his other DC movies in my opinion."
17."You can’t save a parking space unless you have a car with you. If you are standing in a parking space waiting for your spouse to drive there from around the block, I will block in the spot, cancel my plans, and wait there all day."
18."People are too loose with the word 'impossible.' Being very difficult is not the same thing. And nobody has ever or will ever do an impossible thing."
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19.And lastly: "Pineapple can go on pizza."
"Pineapple is a perfectly acceptable (and delicious) topping on pizza. My favorite is pepperoni, bacon crumbles, and pineapple. A wonderful mix of sweet and savory."
You can read the full thread of responses on Reddit.
Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity.
