Can we stop saying ‘first world problems’? Everyone around the world loses jobs, gets heartbroken, burns toast in the morning, and misses the 6am train.

We all complain about First World problems. Drink tap water? Come on, we only drink the filtered stuff. No Internet on the airplane? What is this, 1995? And when it comes to ...

In social media, everyday speech, and, of course, Internet memes, we tend to see the phrase “first world problems” tossed around a lot. It’s a pretty humorous term referring to a problem so ...

"First world problems" as they've become popularly termed, are the issues that come with living in a wealthy, industrial state where your real problems are so distant that you've basically had to ...

A borderline annoying phrase that has recently entered the lexicon of Western culture is "First World Problem". This occurs when somebody encounters a slight inconvenience within their perfect ...

From millionaire kids on Snapchat to billionaire rich kids on Instagram to stars such as pop singers and actors, all rich people have first world problems.

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