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A crap job that involves breaking into peoples' homes and offering them crap they don't want. This includes phony vacation offers, annoying election information, shady fundraisers, and fake IRS scams.
You possibly want to avoid these if you're on the defensive side. This is made especially worse if you're an entrepreneur, as you'll end up getting interrupted if you're in a meeting or on the phone with an important client. These people give offers of wanting you featured in their magazine or newspaper, selling you their college student app or coupon book, etc., just for the purpose of leeching cash from your wallet.
Is there a way to avoid these? Yes, just put up a no trespassing or soliciting sign.
As soon I was about to leave to get pizza, I got interrupted by a door to door salesman about a stupid fundraiser. I told him to back off.
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That stupid annoying freaking crap that prevents natural breathing through the nose. Colds and allergies often cause this.
I hate having this crap called sinusitis. If it lasts for more than three months, then it's called chronic sinusitis, with surgery being the only way to resolve it.
Absolute crap. These servers often go down twice a week, with the servers always up and down like a rollercoaster.
Kyle: Hey, do you want to host a Reddit AMA?
Chris: Sure man, let me... wait, the Reddit servers are down again!?
Kyle: Figures. Rumor has it that hackers run this site.
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A crappy survival game that became infamous for the developers using the Streisand effect silence TotalBiscuit's negative review on YouTube. His response video delivered more criticism to the developers. The developers also got accused of astroturfing the game's score on Metacritic.
Dude, don't review Day One: Garry's Incident because you could get Streisanded by the developers.
A Facebook Update that was introduced onto IFTTT on September 10, 2020, that locked all free users behind a metered paywall. Something that used to be free for many years isn't free anymore. The only free stuff you get for non-subscribers is three applets and that's it.
IFTTT Pro is a horrible excuse to waste your money on. That makes it feel like IFTTT was purchased by Electronic Arts.
A lottery minigame in Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door that turns out to be a scam. Rather than operating off of luck, the system determines which day you win based on the number of days you bought the ticket. To get a shot at jackpot, you have to wait 335 -395 days to take a chance. Sure, you can speed up the process a bit by changing the GameCube's system clock forward, but turning the clock back rewards you a 500 coin penalty.
Kyle: Yo, are you going to play Happy Lucky Lottery?
Chris: No, it's a scam.