The most middle-class first-world problems...

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I'm making an assumption that most of us fit into this bracket of society. If you don't, congrats.

Speaking for myself, I just experienced what I would call my most 'middle-class first-world problem' just now.

The motor on my bread maker just gave up, and I had to mix the dough by hand...

Then I thought, there must be other fine examples to add to the list, to the internet! Please share your best 'middle-class first-world problem' for us all to read, and despair about.
 
My avocados keep coming with that rustic wooden ball toy in the middle, I mean, is it too much to ask for some variety in your give away toys nowadays?
 
Lost my Bose wired headphones... in my house... despite month 11 of WFH... still can't find them a week later.

Having to use AKG poverty headphones, can't hear the sweet sweet voice of my colleagues as crisp as before.
 
dLockers said:
Lost my Bose wired headphones... in my house... despite month 11 of WFH... still can't find them a week later.

Having to use AKG poverty headphones, can't hear the sweet sweet voice of my colleagues as crisp as before.
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Buy a new pair. This guarantees you’ll find the lost ones within a week, then return the new ones for a full refund.
 
The wall strip light in the bathroom has gone so I had to use only the overhead one. My shower wasn't as brightly lit as usual and I was sad.
 
Without wishing to politicise this light-hearted thread, I love the way there's often this presumption that one should be somehow ashamed of being middle class. I for one am the opposite.

Mine is that I have two missing items on today's Ocado delivery.
 
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Without wishing to politicise this light-hearted thread, I love the way there's often this presumption that one should be somehow ashamed of being middle class. I for one am the opposite.
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I don't think there's that presumption? I think it's just poking fun at ourselves.
 
Keep it family friendly please.

My tumble dryer broke so I had to put my FitBit in my pocket and actually go for a walk to get my steps in.
 
dLockers said:
Lost my Bose wired headphones... in my house... despite month 11 of WFH... still can't find them a week later.

Having to use AKG poverty headphones, can't hear the sweet sweet voice of my colleagues as crisp as before.
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Have you checked on your head for it? Normally with these types of things it's like the pencil behind the ear, you're wearing them but not realising it.
 
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