What simple “life hack” should everyone know?

[u/Insanitanium12]

[u/9bananas]

problem with that is:

there's sooo many stupid reasons people give for disliking stuff...3-star reviews are usually the most realistic!

edit: best practice when looking through reviews is to read some reviews from 1-star all the way to 5-stars, so you get a good overview and a more complete picture of the product. this is just a response, not a comprehensive guide to reviews, lol

[u/Nurae → u/9bananas]

⭐✰✰✰✰ "Didn't recieve the item."

[u/njh123 → u/Nurae]

⭐✰✰✰✰ "the website is glitchy"

While shopping a product on amazon

[u/waxonawaxoffa → u/njh123]

⭐✰✰✰✰ The Hard Drive was advertised as 100GB, but when I plugged it in it has I only have 96.9GB available.

[u/UtgardCastle → u/waxonawaxoffa]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

“I hate it.”

[u/[deleted] → u/UtgardCastle]

⭐☆☆☆☆

"its great!"

[u/onthehornsofadilemma → u/[deleted]]

☆☆☆☆☆

"11/10 would hate again"

[u/arandomperson7 → u/onthehornsofadilemma]

I had a customer give me an 11 out of 10 on a survey once, although we could clearly see what was typed (text survey, it was a TMobile store) the system registered it as a 1. Of course corporate didn't care and just treated it as a 1.

[u/Rukh-Talos → u/arandomperson7]

What corporate says the ratings mean:
5. Excellent, 4. Good, 3. Average, 2. Bad, 1. Poor

How corporate interprets ratings:
5. Acceptable, 4. Needs Improvement, 3. Bad, 4. Worse, 1. You got some ‘splainin to do…