Reddit Asks the Question: 'What's the Most Basic Thing You're Terrible At?'

By Petr Navovy | reddit | January 30, 2024 |

I saw an AskReddit post recently that asked the question, ‘What’s the most basic thing you’re terrible at?’, and the first thing I could think of for myself was: Remembering peoples’ names. I used to think I was uniquely bad at this basic life skill, with new people introducing themselves to me leading to their names passing through me like neutrinos, but the older I’ve gotten, the more people I’ve met who apparently share this skill deficiency. So who knows? Maybe we’re all just absolutely terrible at remembering what other people are called. You can check out the full AskReddit thread here, but below are some other super basic things people are bad at:

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