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Basically the stupid shit that chronically online people hate because they're told to.
Does anyone genuinely have a problem with pineapple on pizza? I could understand if it were hard to avoid, but I've only ever seen it on one specific flavour of pizza
I like to annoy pizza purists by intentionally making pizza as inauthenticity as possible.
None of these three are issues for chronically online people. The people in my life who barely go online all have strong opinions about these topics.
They're not exclusively for online people, but online people seem far more likely to complain about them, at least in my experience. Or maybe I've just spent far too much time on Reddit.
Yeah I genuinely feel like these topics come up way more in meat space for me.
It's not even deep or funny anymore, it's guaranteed annoyance and doesn't spark any discussion except circle jerking.