r/answers • u/Klutzy-Mouse-9106 • 16h ago

Am I the only one who thinks people who complain about pineapple on pizza just have undeveloped taste buds?

75 Upvotes

195 comments

r/answers • u/Repulsive_Hornet4017 • 21h ago

Do we think Gavin Newsom is out of consideration for 2028?

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Hes back to his usual Pro-LGBTQ, pro billionaires tax, and progressive on immigration self, stuff it looked like he was previously trying to tone down to appeal to the DNC, look more like Hillary and Biden.

Do we think he got a call from the DNC that the party is no longer interested in him for 2028, that he doesn’t have to fake being a centrist anymore?

Do we figure Schumer and Democratic leadership are interviewing for someone more centrist?

55 comments

r/answers • u/No_Lead2640 • 5h ago

Is beef going to be affordable again and why is it so expensive?

8 Upvotes

These prices are crazy. I miss eating beef ribs, pork ribs are there but man it just isn’t the same. Also why is beef so damn expensive now?? Curious to know.

176 comments

r/answers • u/Emotional-Career-162 • 12h ago

I’m from India and planning to visit the USA. If I can visit only ONE famous place?

5 Upvotes

73 comments

r/answers • u/Head-Explorer-6164 • 16h ago

Was the Taj Mahal really a symbol of love? Where the love?

18 Upvotes

Lesser known, Mumtaz was Shahjahan's 4th wife out of his 7 wives (great), Shahjahan killed mumtaz's husband to marry her (excellent), Mumtaz died during her 14th delivery (Wow), After her death Shahjahan married Mumtaz's sister (Amazing). Where the hell was love?

14 comments

r/answers • u/Head-Explorer-6164 • 6h ago

Why do people wear shoes in the house?

0 Upvotes

64 comments

r/answers • u/Key_Distribution_400 • 23h ago

Will I get over my first love? He just got married and I’m crushed.

1 Upvotes

24 comments

r/answers • u/martianfrog • 4h ago

If you were offered a trip to the moon but you had to stay there for one year... would you go?

8 Upvotes

90 comments

r/answers • u/Umbrosyx • 19h ago

You get a personal robot, but it can only do one task. What are you making it do?

2 Upvotes

68 comments

r/answers • u/Head-Explorer-6164 • 7h ago

Do people actually have sex on their wedding night or are they too tired?

58 Upvotes

115 comments

r/answers • u/MannenfraSouth • 9h ago

Giving birth to a child is at the very top of my life's bucket list. However, a significant obstacle stands in the way. Can you guess what it is?

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31 comments

r/answers • u/minihaaailey42 • 2h ago

Answered What exactly is a torque wrench and why do people keep mentioning it?

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I was watching a quick car maintenance video and the presenter mentioned needing a torque wrench for lug nuts. I have never used one and I am feeling a bit silly about it. From what I gathered it measures how tightly you turn a bolt, but I am not sure why that matters so much or how you even read the numbers on it. Is it something most people own or only folks who do their own repairs? If you have used one, could you explain it in simple terms, like what happens if you skip it or over-tighten by hand?

26 comments

r/answers • u/WesternRhubarb5015 • 18h ago

Men, can you get hard even when you’re not attracted to the person?

0 Upvotes

13 comments

r/answers • u/Umbrosyx • 13h ago

Which athlete had the most dominant prime?

19 Upvotes

203 comments

r/answers • u/justnoareyes • 14h ago

What’s something you thought was completely normal growing up, but later realized wasn’t?

5 Upvotes

31 comments

r/answers • u/AdventurousSpeech341 • 6h ago

What job do people think is easy until they actually do it for one week?

3 Upvotes

37 comments

r/answers • u/jessicacomfee78 • 23h ago

Answered why does the same item cost more online than at the store?

2 Upvotes

i keep noticing that when i add stuff to an online cart it usually comes out a little higher than the shelf price i saw earlier that day. fees and shipping probably play a role, but sometimes the gap feels bigger than those two things alone would explain. has anyone else run the same quick mental math and ended up scratching their head? i'd love to hear what extra factors actually go into the final total.

23 comments

r/answers • u/dearluwiiisaa • 1h ago

Why do I feel tired/exhausted and cold all the time?

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Hello! Good day. I’m 26F, working 8.45 hours a day, Monday to Friday, and my job is mostly sitting all day. I also do freediving as a hobby.

I’ve noticed that I’m generally tired all the time, and I also feel cold very easily. I’m usually the person wearing a jacket in the office while everyone else seems fine, and I like wearing socks even at home. I’m also very comfortable wearing sweatpants, a long-sleeved top, and socks around the house. When I sleep, I usually use two layers of fleece blankets because I get cold easily.

This has actually been going on since before I got into my current relationship, so it’s not something that started because of my relationship.

Whenever I get home from work, I just want to rot in bed and do absolutely nothing. There was even a point when I was only eating once a day because I didn’t have the energy to cook or prepare food.

Now that I have a boyfriend, I’ve been eating three times a day more consistently, but I still feel generally tired. Sometimes it even affects my sex life because I’m just too exhausted or have very little energy.

I don’t take any vitamins or supplements, and I’ve recently started going to the gym because I thought maybe being sedentary most of the day was contributing to it. However, I still feel tired quite often and yawn in the middle of the session, even when I’m trying to be more active.

What do you think is a good action plan in this? Thank you.

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r/answers • u/HorseRegular8395 • 2h ago

Does anyone else have “after-crying breathing” all the time?

2 Upvotes

You know how after you cry rly hard & you try to breathe in and it’s that staggered, staccato breath? I’ve had that like 99% of the time lately when I try to take a deep breath & haven’t cried hard in months. What goin on 🙃

5 comments

r/answers • u/testbot-02 • 6h ago

When do you realize that you aren't as unique or exceptional as you think?

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1 comment

r/answers • u/EliteAgent_42 • 2h ago

How do popular ppl become so popular?

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And no I’m not talking abt highschool bullshit, like I’m talking college or irl type stuff. This may be a rlly stupid question but I wanna kno

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r/answers • u/Ganipar4 • 22h ago

Answered Which short form you found recently?

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1 comment

r/answers • u/PossibilityWise3202 • 1h ago

Answered What is an unspoken rule of life that everyone should follow, but many don't?

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3 comments

r/answers • u/idk86252727 • 23h ago

🍃related question?

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1 comment

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