#AskReddit

Spending a day on the Internet isn’t complete without reading someone use the phrase “a hill I’m willing to die on” or some similar combination of those words. The ubiquitous phrase is everywhere from the comments section on Reddit to the replies on X, formerly known as Twitter, to Facebook Groups

I think it’s a pretty safe bet to say that most, if not all, of us have at least one thing in our life that we’re still salty about despite many years passing since it happened. Yes, it’s petty. We know that. We just can’t help ourselves. Sometimes things happen that we simply cannot get over, no

Awhile back I shared some stories from casino workers about the saddest things they had ever seen. It caused me to think that working in a casino has to be one of the more depressing jobs you could have (unless you work in upper management). However, as depressing as I am sure that can be, I’m

Much like NFL fans, police also believe there are certain rules, in their case they’re called laws, that make no sense to them. Some of these laws are outdated. Others are pretty much pointless. And others are just flat-out bizarre. Recently, police officers were asked on Reddit, “What are some

Everyone knows by now that getting married these days is somewhere around a 50/50 proposition when it comes to failure. (Worse if you live in Clarkston, Washington.) What is surprising about divorce in the 21st century is “why” people are getting divorced. Sure, you’ve got your standard excuses for