Ever loved something until its fanbase spoiled it for you? We're exploring this issue as one user asked, "What enjoyable “thing” is ruined by its fans?" Here are the responses.
"At a wine-selling restaurant, I encountered two types of people. Those who tasted different wines before choosing & those who directly ordered bottles. I preferred the latter."
"Coffee snobs: you need micro bubbles at exact temperatures or plain black coffee. If you don't process your own Guatemalan beans using Aeropress, you're clueless. Keurig? Expect a mob with torches."
"Essential oils aren't just for making your house smell good! They're great, organic alternatives to vaccines too. Use them to reduce disease risks." Learn more.
"Bourbon enthusiasts, or 'taters,' hype and buy out hot bottles strictly for resale. This goes for Irish, Scotch, & Japanese whiskey too. Let people enjoy their Scotch their way."
"Beer enthusiasts can be irksome - particularly those slightly heavy, bearded types who are self-professed experts in everything. "Trust me; my buddy does it for a living."
"I'm a gunsmith, not fond of other gun people. Your $2k AR? I bet I shoot as well with mine, cheaper but not inferior. Expensive guns must outperform others."
"Three types of SCUBA divers: hippie ocean lovers, casual vacation divers (disliked by group three), and those acting like elite military due to their SSI certification."
"Animal rescue can be great but sometimes their over-the-top gatekeeping prevents pets from getting homes. I don't always need reminding their dog is a rescue."
16 Things That Are Legal in the U.S. but Are Actually Pretty Messed Up
In the United States, there are a number of things that are legal but should not be. These things can range from harmful practices to others. Read here.
13 Inventions That Were Supposed to Change the World… But Didn’t
Though there are both good and bad inventions, it’s fascinating to learn about those that once promised to revolutionize the world, but are now forgotten. Read more.