Top 20+ Funniest Unpopular Opinions This Month

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Eleonora Bader
Aug 22, 2023 7:00 AM EDT

Have you ever found yourself in a bit of a pickle, surrounded by people holding a conversation that you want to take part in, but are nervous you'll get roasted or canceled?

The more time goes on, the more apprehensive I get about what I can or can't say in front of an angry crowd. I have never related to the black and white concept people seem to have adopted nowadays, but unfortunately, if you aren't with them, then you are against them. Who is this 'them' that I speak of? Well, they take different forms. It could be friends, family, coworkers, or heck, even people you end up chatting with as you wait for that annoying bus to show up already.

Wherever you go, 'they' are there. If you have an unpopular opinion that you'd like to share, r/unpopularopinions may be the safe haven you are looking for. Enter at your own risk, and prepare to get roasted. Below you will find the top unpopular opinions of the month. For more, here is an HOA that 'surprisingly' doesn't comply with their own rules they set up.

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  • 01
    Font - Posted by u/jsnjns92 1 day ago Couples should share their locations with each other. In the world we live in, why would you not want access to your significant others location at any given time? I want them to know my last location incase of an
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  • 02
    Font - emergency. I have nothing to hide from my S.O. and have the freedom to do what I want in my marriage. I think anyone uncomfortable with this either has something they need to hide, or they do not have freedom in their relationship.
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  • 03
    Font - Posted by u/Sloppyjoemess 5 days ago Some retail workers are so lazy and stupid that they deserve to get Karened When I worked in retail I didn't understand why customers were so hostile to employees. This is why!
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  • 04
    Font - I will preface this by saying I have worked in busy retail stores for 6 years of my life. I know retail attracts many types of people from diverse backgrounds due to the nature and availability of the jobs. Many of them try very hard to be helpful and productive members of society.
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  • 05
    Font - But there are a good amount who are just there to collect a paycheck and go home. I respect that to some extent too. But a job is WORK..... I was at a big box retailer and requested a larger size from the back. The college kid helping me went back to go get it, then came
    via u/Sloppyjoemess
  • 06
    Font - back 10 minutes later. I asked him where the shoes were and he "forgot." Asked him again to get them. Another 10 minutes, comes back and says "I can't really get over to them right now. You should come back another day."
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  • 07
    Font - Like I should really have to waste another afternoon coming 10 miles to this dumb store? I made the kid get his manager to access the shoes with a key and had them in my hand 30 SECONDS later. He may as well have told me to f- off, or just let go get them myself.
    via u/Sloppyjoemess
  • 08
    Font - Posted by u/jackcalico876 5 days ago S People that start "pay it forward" chains at fast food drive thrus are a A
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  • 09
    Font - as If you start a "pay it forward" chain at a drive thru, you're not "doing an act of kindness" you're being an because you could be putting people behind you in an awkward financial position. Nothing like pulling up and ordering some 1 dollar menu items and the fast food worker saying your order got paid for by the car in front would you like
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  • 10
    Font - to pay for the person behind you, only to find out their order is like 40 dollars. F that, I just wanted my 2 dollar burritos, I'm not paying 40 bucks for the family of 12 in the van behind me. Now I'm the al for
    via u/jackcalico876
  • 11
    Font - being put in that awkward position and having to "break the chain"? No, and it wouldn't be an issue if you just pay for your order and let me pay for mine.
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  • 12
    Font - Posted by u/PerpetuallyStartled 5 days ago Being a streamer/youtuber/influencer is a terrible career choice even if you succeed at it. Even if you were to succeed, which is very unlikely, there is a VERY high probability your 'career' will still fail. There have been
    via u/PerpetuallyStartled
  • 13
    Font - multitudes of people who were 'big' 10 years ago only for their viewership to slowly evaporate and that's the best outcome possible, there are almost no long term successes. The worst part of this problem is if they return to 'normal' work, they are now very behind in their career development.
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  • 14
    Font - People spend decades building the skills they need to have a high paying job in their 40s-50s, what jobs are there for the skills of a former streamer? I'd say almost none, or at least none that pay well.
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  • 15
    Font - Posted by u/doesthissuck 2 days ago It's okay to occasionally use your spouse's toothbrush You're married. You share pretty much everything. You eat after them, you have probably licked their teeth at some point. You've been everywhere with this person and you're afraid to
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  • 16
    Font - use their toothbrush, it's a little nuts. I realize kissing and brushing your teeth are different things but this can't be where we draw the line. I mean what's grosser, tongue or teeth? Plus you rinse off the brush when you're done and the bristles are antibacterial.
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  • 17
    Font - Posted by u/Hereforsun 7 hours ago The norm of starting work at 9 AM is agonizing Why can't everyone's work start at 1 PM and go on until 9 PM with a dinner break in between? People can hangout after, cities become safer since
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  • 18
    Font - everyone is out and about late into the night. You wake up feeling refreshed after having slept enough, start work after brunch - what's the problem with this? Starting work at 9 AM is just catering to morning people which isn't most of us? Sick of it.
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  • 19
    Font - Posted by u/Its_a_username4 7 days ago Not buying coffee won't get you a house but could get you vacation So I know we always here the out of touch millionaires say to just stop buying coffee and all of a sudden you'll
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  • 20
    Font - have a house. Obviously that is just wrong. However, not buying drinks in general (coffee, a soda, lemonade, tea, etc.) could get you started in retirement savings or a small vacation.
    via u/Its_a_username4
  • 21
    Font - For example, conservatively assuming someone spends $15/week on coffee $10/week on alcohol $5/week on other drinks That is $30/week or $1560 per year which could get you a vacation for a week someone.
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  • 22
    Font - Also, this number would obviously change depending on many factors but it might be a fair average. (Allegedly yahoo finance puts average of $1100/year in coffee alone) If that same money was put into retirement in 30 years it would be worth $163,000 assuming 8% market.
    via u/Its_a_username4
  • 23
    Font - So even though choosing not to buy drinks won't get you a house it can help with some smaller items in life. I'm not saying people need to not buy drinks anymore. If that brings them joy, they can spend their money on that. But if they really want a vacation or to start saving for retirement, then stopping beverages could help.
    via u/Its_a_username4

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