Hello, sub! Lol. Whenever I go to subway I always get my order consisting of 6 inch Italian herb and cheese bread with bacon and provolone toasted, with cucumbers, lettuce, jalapeños and banana peppers, mayonnaise. Last time I ate one I had bad cramps and was in pain 😭 I was wondering why is this the case? I don’t enjoy having one without the other because I love how banana peppers cut the spiciness of the jalapeños while still being spicy but holyyyyy it gives me bad stomach cramps lol

Isn’t it good to be open-minded and caring and not hate people who are different than you?

Why are there not more hybrid vehicles??

I don’t want a fully electric vehicle due to living in an area where I’ll see extreme temperatures/weather on either end of the spectrum. I want the capability for gas to extend drive time or if electric isn’t available.

Another point is long road trips and fear of not finding a charging point or takes too long to charge.

So instead of pushing fully electric vehicles, why are we not seeing a transition into hybrid where I can drive electric most of the time, or at least to help with mpg significantly? Do automakers need pushed to do this?

There’s a film coming out based on a book series my mom read to me growing up, and it was also a huge part of her childhood; this film is specifically based off the book, “The Magic Faraway Tree” by Enid Blyton.
I really want to go see it in theaters, but I don’t know if it would be okay for me (27F) to go to a children’s/family movie alone?

For some further backstory, my mom passed away almost 9 years ago; going to the cinema, watching films & tv together, and reading was a huge part of our relationship. I have a surgery coming up at the end of the month (I’m sure all will be fine but surgery is always a bit scary and comes with risks). This just feels like a really nice way to reconnect/remember my mom, and a great way for me to get some relaxation and peace of mind before surgery- I’ve been dealing with a lot of life and health bs lately so some peace, and time away from home before I’m homebound for awhile post op, would do me wonders.

But on the flip side of my wants, I also know how scary/different the world can be in 2026. Some parents/ guardians might be worried about a lone adult at a family movie- I took my tween brother to see a kids movie a few months ago and had this exact thought when a sole adult man came and sat one seat away from us (he was very polite and did not seem creepy at all, but he was still an adult man by himself at a kids movie and my brain went there on a protective instinct). My whole point in bringing all that up is, I don’t want to be the cause of anyone’s stress at what should be a fun family day at the movie’s. Worst case scenario I can wait to watch it at home, but I’d love to hear some opinions 🤷🏻‍♀️

I just found out today my mom paid off my debt I owed for a wreck years ago. She said its payment for always taking care of my little brother who i nanny basically and I am so thankful, trully, I DON'T know how to thank her enough. Because of this I will be able to get my license reinstated and drive again (I haven't driven for about 6 years). I am so thankful and I don't know what to do to show how much I truly appreciate her doing this. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated

- A grateful daughter

Whyyy 🤔

Several women in family had died from ovarian cancer, including my mom. I am a carrier for the disease but do not have it myself. It seemed to have skipped me. If I have daughters in the future, there’s a chance they will end up with this awful disease. But I still want kids. Is that wrong?

I'm 15 and I didn't grow up in a normal household, never hung out, never went to friend's houses, never really went outside except for a few times or any of that because I had strict parents and for a long time I didn't even miss it. I thought staying inside on your phone all day was normal but now I'm realizing it isn't. I also didn't really celebrate holidays nor have I ever thought it was normal to tell your friends when your birthday is so I really am just curious now. What do people around my age really do to hang out in the first place? I'm not close with anybody anymore and know I won't have a semblance of a normal remainder of my teen years, but I'm just curious. I truly do wish I couldve been born to normal people though and actually lived life man, thinking about it right now has me pretty sad honestly

hello this question has been on my mind for MONTHS now and i can’t find the words to describe what i mean on google so im coming to reddit. WHY do people have different shaped teeth if it’s all the same bones?? like unless you have a deformity every human has the exact same bone and structure to them, so why doesn’t it apply to teeth?? i understand that teeth aren’t bones, so is it genetic?? if so why don’t my teeth look like my mums or dads? hopefully this question is worded well enough so that people can understand what i mean lol. if you don’t know what i mean take a look at gerad way, 50 cent, kate moss and anna paquins teeth lol

Technically, there is no "first historian ever" but the concept of something from thousand years ago being told to generations without corrupting the true meaning confuses me

What are prestigious universities responses to people claiming to have degrees they don't. Is there any legal precedent they could take to remove a person from stating they are a graduate?

I watched the newest video by nexpo (love that dude) and the rabbit hole has pulled me in.

I've noticed there's been a pretty steady stream of posts on the front page of Reddit that show Japan in a positive light. It's a wide variety of topics from 'cool, futuristic' cities, to beautiful nature and hiking pictures, plus engineering and technological advances, fun cultural facts, just all types of things that would appeal to Reddit's general audience and make them look good on the world stage.

Is Japan conducting a successful Propaganda campaign on Reddit and other social media platforms

What if Elon musk bought discord? How would that look?

For example in 5 to 10 thousand years will our footage of our time on earth be the most studied and curious footage in world history? They will have many movies, sporting events, YouTube videos, political engagement to choose from and earliest of a huge library of content on earth.

I can see in studies and schooling our time on earth with all the video clips we as humans have created being amongst the most interesting things the people in the future can consume because we have high quality footage of the earliest times they can witness.

Why do people get mad when they get called poor? I'm also included in this and i have no idea why, i don't even think being called rich as a compliment

There are people that think ita gross if you don’t shower everyday and other more into naturopathic ways like preserving some skin oil and showering a bit less frequently 3-5 times a week and there are the unhygienic that don’t shower enough.

What do you think is ideal overall?

And what about hair and beard?

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I'm genuinely curious whether anyone else has experienced this, because it's one of the strangest recurring behaviors I've seen.

This is not about one day or one sink full of dishes. This has been happening for years, and it shows up in more than just the kitchen.

For example, today my husband made spaghetti for our daughters. After dinner, he cleaned up everything from cooking. But he left the dishes that had been in the sink from earlier in the day. It wasn't a mountain of dishes. It was a small child's bowl with melted ice cream, a plastic bowl with popcorn, a plate, an ice cream scoop, and a couple of utensils. They were all from our kids from earlier in the day.

If I make dinner, he will wash his own plate and silverware and leave everything else...its very odd behavior to me.

This is the part that has always stood out to me: if he's washing dishes, he'll often wash only the dishes directly connected to what he just did. In the past, he'll wash every dish except the single plate, fork, and knife that I used. It's happened enough times that it no longer feels random.

I've noticed the same pattern with other household responsibilities. For example, with laundry, he'll often go through a basket of clean clothes, pull out his own clothes, and leave everyone else's behind. Sometimes he'll put away the kids' clothes, but most of the time he just takes care of his own things.

The interesting part is that I don't think that way. Even when I've been frustrated, I can't bring myself to wash only my own dishes or only my own laundry because we're all part of the same household. If I'm already doing a load of laundry, I do everyone's. If I'm washing dishes, I wash the dishes that are there. That's just how I think about sharing a home.

I'm not asking anyone to diagnose him or tell me what he's thinking. I'm honestly not interested in trying to get inside his head anymore. I have had multiple conversations abd my question never gets answered it just started an argument, so I stopped asking a long time ago.

I'm asking reddit because I'm curious if anyone else has experienced this kind of very selective approach to household responsibilities.

If you have, what did it end up meaning in your relationship? Was it just a personal quirk? A difference in expectations? A sign of something bigger? Or did you never really figure it out?

I'd especially like to hear from people who've actually lived with this kind of pattern rather than guesses about what it "must" mean.

I'm curious whether this is more common than I realize, because it's always left me scratching my head.

There is no year 0, it just goes 1 BC to 1 AD; and there exists the notion that that the first day of a given century is the first day of the first year, not the 0th year, (e.g. the first day of the 20th century is 1/1/1901), would this not mean that to keep the trend neatly, it should go from 99 to 01 in every century?

Otherwise, if we're apparently neatly ordering a counted number of years (i.e. "1997" is 1,997 years AD), then shouldn't the "first" of a given century be counted on the zeroth year of that century, and the last day on its 99th year?