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Ten Things You Always Knew Were a Disaster (But Nobody Fixed)

We've all been there—trapped in endless queues, baffled by nonsensical rules, victimized by "customer service" that serves only frustration. This book is a hilarious exposé on life's biggest inconveniences—the things we all know are broken but somehow, the world just keeps rolling with them.

From airports that test your patience to gyms that feel like medieval torture chambers, this book takes a sharp, witty look at what should not exist—but somehow, still does. A riotous counterpoint to its celebrated sibling, Ten Things You Never Knew You Needed to Know, this volume delivers laughs, catharsis, and the undeniable truth: reality makes no sense.

Packed with razor-sharp humor, relatable frustrations, and the kind of observations that will make you say, "Finally, someone wrote it down!"—this book is your companion in embracing the absurdity of the everyday.

If you've ever wondered why Wi-Fi dies when you need it most, movie tickets cost less than the popcorn, or post offices operate in their own time zone, then welcome—this book is for you.

Let the hilarity begin.