Life is indeed a series of weird, wild, and laugh-out-loud funny moments. Whether it’s our daily chaos of being an adult, the moments you lost your socks from the place you just kept, or that one embarrassing moment that you still think about every now and then at 3 AM, we’ve all been part of it. So, we have curated a collection of 300 Relatable Life Quotes That Are Too Funny to Be Fiction. Let’s dive in!
Everyday Life—Where the Comedy Writes Itself
Funny Observations on Life’s Basics
“Life is short. Smile while you still have teeth.” — Unknown
“I want to be like a caterpillar. Eat a lot. Sleep for a while. Wake up beautiful.” — Anonymous
“Some people graduate with honors. I am just honored to graduate.” — Unknown
“Why do they allow ‘silent’ and ‘listen’ to be spelled with the same letters? Suspicious.” — Internet Wisdom
“My bed is a magical place where I suddenly remember everything I forgot to do.” — Unknown
“The early bird can have the worm. I’ll take coffee.” — Unknown
“If we’re not meant to have midnight snacks, why is there a light in the fridge?” — Unknown
“The best things in life are actually really expensive.” — Anonymous
“Common sense is like deodorant. The people who need it most never use it.” — Unknown
“Running late is my cardio.” — Unknown
“I followed a diet but it didn’t follow me back, so I unfollowed it.” — Anonymous
“I finally realized people are prisoners of their phones… that’s why it’s called a ‘cell’ phone.” — Unknown
“Laziness is nothing more than the habit of resting before you get tired.” — Jules Renard
“There should be an app that sends your boss a fake email whenever you’re stuck in traffic.” — Unknown
“Don’t trust everything you see. Even salt looks like sugar.” — Internet Wisdom
“Brain: I can see you’re trying to sleep. Let’s review every decision you’ve ever made.” — Unknown
“Some days I amaze myself. Other days, I put my keys in the fridge.” — Unknown
“Why fall in love when you can fall asleep?” — Anonymous
“I whisper ‘what the…’ to myself at least 20 times a day.” — Unknown
“I didn’t fall. I’m just spending some quality time with the floor.” — Internet Humor
“Exercise? I thought you said extra fries!” — Unknown
“Mondays are proof that weekends are too short and life is unfair.” — Unknown
Adulting Is a Full-Time Comedy Show
“Adulthood is like looking both ways before you cross the street and then getting hit by an airplane.” — Unknown
“You know you’re an adult when you’re excited about a canceled plan.” — Unknown
“I cleaned my house yesterday. Sorry you missed it. It was spectacular.” — Unknown
“My favorite childhood memory is not paying bills.” — Unknown
“Being an adult is basically just Googling how to do stuff.” — Anonymous
“Nothing makes you question your life choices like having to buy a new vacuum.” — Unknown
“Every time I say ‘adulting,’ a student loan gets its wings.” — Internet Wisdom
“Laundry: the never-ending story.” — Anonymous
“I’m not saying I’m tired of being an adult, but where do I apply for the role of houseplant?” — Unknown
“When I said ‘I do,’ I didn’t realize it included taxes, insurance, and assembling IKEA furniture.” — Unknown
“I thought I wanted a career. Turns out, I just wanted a paycheck.” — Unknown
“Adulthood is just walking around wondering what you forgot to do.” — Anonymous
“I’ve got 99 problems and 86 of them are because I didn’t write it down and forgot.” — Unknown
“Why is everything I like either illegal, immoral, or makes me fat?” — Unknown
“Adulthood: when your back goes out more than you do.” — Unknown
“No one warned me that being an adult would involve so much paperwork and emotional damage.” — Internet Humor
“You know you’re grown when naps become a reward and not a punishment.” — Unknown
“Remember when you wanted to grow up? Yeah, how’s that going?” — Unknown
“I’m not lazy. I’m on energy-saving mode.” — Anonymous
“I stay up late every night and realize it was a bad idea every morning.” — Unknown
“Adulthood is just a series of ‘What now?’ moments.” — Unknown
“There’s no rest for the adulting. Just bills, coffee, and responsibilities.” — Unknown
Work, Zoom Calls, and Professional Chaos
Quotes From the Office (and Not Just the TV Show)
“I’m great at multitasking. I can waste time, be unproductive, and procrastinate all at once.” — Unknown
“Monday is a reminder that my dreams are still just dreams.” — Internet Wisdom
“That ‘Zoom fatigue’ is real. It’s also a good excuse to turn off your camera and eat snacks.” — Everyone in 2020
“I pretend to work. They pretend to pay me.” — Anonymous
“Some people work to live. I work to afford coffee.” — Unknown
“If I had a dollar for every time I thought about quitting, I’d have enough to quit.” — Unknown
“Meetings: because none of us is as unproductive as all of us together.” — Internet Wisdom
“Nothing ruins a Friday more than realizing it’s only Tuesday.” — Unknown
“I survived another meeting that should have been an email.” — Office Life Pro
“Every time I hear ‘team-building exercise,’ a little part of me calls in sick.” — Unknown
“I’m not sleeping. I’m just resting my eyes… during this spreadsheet.” — Anonymous
“They say dress for the job you want. So why am I not in pajamas yet?” — Unknown
“Sometimes I question my career choices. Then I remember I like snacks and office chairs that spin.” — Unknown
“I’m not late. I’m just very early for tomorrow.” — Office Ninja
“Please do not disturb. I’m already disturbed enough by this job.” — Unknown
“Corporate asked me to be more productive. So I moved my mouse every five minutes.” — Unknown
“I used to be a people person… then people ruined that.” — Anonymous
“Coffee: because adulting at work is hard.” — Unknown
Remote Work, Real Problems
“My boss told me to have a good day… so I went home.” — Unknown
“Remote work: where pants are optional and deadlines are not.” — Digital Nomad Proverb
“I used to dream of working from home. Now I just dream of naps.” — Internet Gold
“I didn’t sign up for this many meetings. I signed up for snacks and emails.” — Unknown
“Working from home is all fun and games until your WiFi says ‘nope.'” — Everyone on a Monday morning
“I love remote work—especially the part where I forget what day it is.” — Unknown
“Wearing real clothes is now considered ‘business formal.'” — Internet Truth
“When your commute is from bed to desk, and you’re still late.” — Anonymous
“My work-from-home setup is 90% coffee, 10% productivity.” — Unknown
“My dog thinks I got fired. He’s never been happier.” — Remote Worker Woes
“I attend meetings just to see if anyone else looks as tired as I feel.” — Unknown
“Yes, I’m still working. No, I’m not sure what I do either.” — Anonymous
“Is it work-from-home or live-at-work? I’ve lost track.” — Internet Wisdom
“My office mate keeps licking me and demanding walks. I work with a golden retriever.” — Unknown
“I talk to my plants more than my coworkers now.” — Remote Reality
“At this point, my ‘office chair’ is just my bed with ambition.” — Unknown
“The biggest office drama now is someone unmuting at the wrong time.” — Internet Laughter
“I used to mute myself during Zooms. Now I just mute my enthusiasm.” — Unknown
“I haven’t worn shoes in a week, and I’m okay with that.” — Anonymous
“Every time the doorbell rings, it’s a field trip.” — Remote Worker Chronicles
“Can I expense snacks if I eat them while working?” — Curious But Not Hopeful
“Working from home: where nobody can hear you scream—except your neighbors.” — Unknown
Family, Friends & That One Group Chat
Family Drama and Laughs
“My family is temperamental—half temper, half mental.” — Unknown
“The best part about having siblings is you always have someone to blame stuff on.” — Unknown
“In my family, normal is just a setting on the dryer.” — Unknown
“I smile because you’re my family. I laugh because there’s nothing you can do about it.” — Unknown
“Nothing brings people together like bad WiFi at a family reunion.” — Unknown
“Families are like fudge—mostly sweet, with a few nuts.” — Les Dawson
“Love your relatives, but don’t always invite them over.” — Unknown
“My childhood punishment is now called adulting.” — Anonymous
“My family tree must be a cactus because everyone on it is a little prickly.” — Unknown
“Holidays with family: where chaos meets casserole.” — Internet Humor
“Some call it chaos. We call it family.” — Unknown
“I shook my family tree and a bunch of nuts fell out.” — Unknown
“Family: the reason you need therapy and the reason you can’t afford it.” — Internet Truth
“Every family has one weird relative. If you don’t know who it is… it’s probably you.” — Unknown
“There’s no such thing as a family gathering without at least one awkward conversation.” — Unknown
“Being related doesn’t mean we get along… but it does mean I know your secrets.” — Unknown
“Siblings: the only enemy you can’t live without.” — Unknown
“In my family, sarcasm is a second language.” — Unknown
“Growing up with siblings taught me how to fight dirty and love hard.” — Anonymous
“Dinner with family: where opinions are loud and filters are nonexistent.” — Unknown
“I love my family. But I also love when they leave.” — Unknown
“If you met my family, you’d understand why I’m like this.” — Everyone with a sense of humor
Friendship Goals… and Roasts
“Friends are therapists you can drink with.” — Unknown
“True friends don’t judge each other. They judge other people together.” — Unknown
“I love you like Kanye loves Kanye.” — Unknown
“Best friends: they know how crazy you are and still choose to be seen with you in public.” — Unknown
“We’ll be friends forever because you already know too much.” — Unknown
“A good friend will bail you out of jail. A best friend will be sitting next to you saying, ‘Damn, that was fun.'” — Unknown
“Friends come and go. Best friends leave footprints on your couch.” — Internet Humor
“You’re my favorite notification.” — Unknown
“We go together like coffee and inappropriate conversations.” — Anonymous
“Behind every successful woman is a group chat hyping her up.” — Unknown
“We’ll be old ladies causing trouble in the nursing home together.” — Unknown
“Real friends don’t get offended when you insult them. They smile and call you something worse.” — Unknown
“You and I are more than friends. We’re a really small gang.” — Internet Humor
“I hope we’re friends until we die. Then I hope we stay ghost besties and haunt people together.” — Unknown
“Friendship is born at the moment someone says, ‘You too? I thought I was the only one!'” — C.S. Lewis
Relationship Humor—Because Love Is Funny
Marriage, Dating & Laughing Through It All
“Marriage lets you annoy one special person for the rest of your life.” — Unknown
“I love you more than coffee… but please don’t make me prove it.” — Unknown
“A good marriage is just two people who refuse to give up on each other… and the Wi-Fi password.” — Unknown
“Getting married is like going to drama school. You get to practice everything from comedy to tragedy.” — Unknown
“Marriage is when a man and woman become one. The trouble starts when they try to decide which one.” — Unknown
“I asked my husband to take out the trash, and he said, ‘You cooked, I’ll do the dishes.’ We both stared at the trash in silence.” — Unknown
“My husband thinks I’m crazy, but he’s the one who married me.” — Unknown
“The secret to a happy marriage remains a secret.” — Henny Youngman
“Before marriage, a man will lie awake all night thinking about something you said. After marriage, he’ll fall asleep before you finish your sentence.” — Unknown
“My wife dresses to kill. She cooks the same way.” — Henry Youngman
“Marriage is mostly shouting ‘What?!’ from other rooms.” — Unknown
“In every relationship, one person is always right. The other is the husband.” — Unknown
“My spouse says I never finish anything. Well, I—” — Unknown
“Marriage is just two people taking turns pushing the grocery cart while the other one shops emotionally.” — Unknown
“When we got married, I didn’t know I’d signed up to co-manage a small logistics company.” — Unknown
“Love is telling someone their cooking is great… even if the smoke alarm disagrees.” — Unknown
“My partner and I have a system: I make the mess, they pretend not to see it.” — Unknown
“You know it’s real when you’re comfortable enough to fart in front of each other.” — Everyone
The Dating Game
“Dating is like trying to find a parking spot. All the good ones are taken, and the rest are handicap.” — Unknown
“He ghosted me. I guess he was just practicing for Halloween.” — Unknown
“Modern dating: where you judge someone’s entire worth by their ability to pick a good profile picture.” — Unknown
“I’m not single, I’m just in a long-term relationship with freedom.” — Unknown
“Dating is fun until someone catches feelings. Then it’s paperwork.” — Unknown
“I want a relationship like Netflix and Wi-Fi: always available, mostly entertaining, and occasionally offline.” — Unknown
“If love is a battlefield, dating is a minefield.” — Unknown
“Your dating profile says you love hiking. Sir, this is a Wendy’s.” — Internet Humor
“I’d swipe right on a burrito before most people.” — Unknown
“Dates used to mean dinner and a movie. Now it’s coffee and a background check.” — Unknown
“I don’t need a relationship, I need someone who understands I’m socially exhausted but still wants to text me memes.” — Unknown
“Dating apps are just modern versions of ‘hot or not.'” — Truth Hurts
“My idea of flirting is not dying during small talk.” — Unknown
“If you want to know how someone really feels, watch them try to choose a photo for their dating profile.” — Unknown
“Is it love, or did they just respond quickly to my text?” — Modern Romance
“My dating type? Emotionally stable with a Netflix account.” — Unknown
“Dating me is like a software update—long, complicated, and probably not what you expected.” — Unknown
“We matched on a dating app, now we’re ignoring each other in real life. Beautiful.” — Unknown
“All I want is someone who will laugh at my memes and eat fries off my plate.” — Unknown
“I’m not picky. I just know what I don’t want, and it’s… most people.” — Unknown
“Flirting is just extreme sarcasm with eye contact.” — Unknown
“Dating is weird. You’re basically interviewing to be someone’s emergency contact.” — Unknown
Health, Fitness, and Other Mythical Creatures
Gym Life (Or Avoiding It)
“I like long walks… especially when they’re taken by people who annoy me.” — Fred Allen
“If only sarcasm burned calories.” — Unknown
“I don’t sweat, I sparkle. Mostly because I’m just standing here.” — Unknown
“Some people run marathons. I hit snooze and consider that my endurance training.” — Unknown
“I’m into fitness—fitness whole donut in my mouth.” — Internet Classic
“Exercise? I thought you said extra fries!” — Unknown
“My gym is my couch, and my dumbbells are bags of chips.” — Unknown
“Squats? I thought you said shots!” — Bar Regulars Everywhere
“I tried a push-up once. I’m fine now, thanks for asking.” — Unknown
“If gym selfies burned calories, I’d be shredded.” — Unknown
“Muscles are great, but have you tried cheese?” — Unknown
“I go to the gym… just to check if it’s still there.” — Unknown
“Planks are proof that time slows down when you’re suffering.” — Unknown
“I’ve decided my 2025 fitness goal is to stay upright.” — Unknown
“I joined a gym once. It’s still there, thriving without me.” — Unknown
“Does chasing dreams count as cardio?” — Unknown
“The only lifting I do is lifting my fork to my mouth.” — Unknown
“I walk the walk… to the fridge.” — Unknown
“Burpees? I thought we were friends.” — Unknown
“I prefer my workouts to be optional and invisible.” — Unknown
“My fitbit just gave up and said ‘Do you, boo.’” — Unknown
“Exercise releases endorphins. So does canceling exercise.” — Unknown
Diets and Other Torture Methods
“I followed my heart… and it led me to the fridge.” — Unknown
“Eating healthy is great and all, but have you tried nachos?” — Unknown
“Why do I need a summer body when I already have a winter blanket?” — Unknown
“Counting calories? I’m more into counting cookies.” — Unknown
“‘Cheat day’ implies I’ve been faithful the rest of the week.” — Unknown
“Kale tastes like sadness in leaf form.” — Unknown
“Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels… except literally everything.” — Unknown
“I eat cake because it’s somebody’s birthday somewhere.” — Unknown
“A balanced diet is a cookie in each hand.” — Unknown
“I tried to eat clean… but the cookies were faster.” — Unknown
“Will run for tacos.” — Unknown
“I’m not gaining weight. I’m just storing potential energy.” — Unknown
“Sorry I can’t hear you over the crunch of my chips.” — Unknown
“Food is my love language. And I’m very fluent.” — Unknown
“The only thing I’m cutting is this pizza.” — Unknown
“You can’t live a full life on an empty stomach. That’s science.” — Unknown
“Eat clean, stay fit, and die anyway.” — Unknown
“Every time I say ‘no’ to a snack, an angel loses its wings.” — Unknown
“The secret ingredient is always butter.” — Unknown
“I’m into portion control. I control how many portions I eat.” — Unknown
“Meal prep? I just emotionally prepare for the next snack.” — Unknown
“My fridge knows more about my feelings than my therapist.” — Unknown
Tech Troubles
“My laptop and I are in a toxic relationship—it shuts down when I need it most.” — Unknown
“Wi-Fi went out for five minutes, so I had to talk to my family. They seem nice.” — Unknown
“My password hint is ‘You’ll never remember this.’ And I don’t.” — Unknown
“My phone screen is brighter than my future.” — Unknown
“Siri, remind me to stop yelling at Siri.” — Unknown
“‘Update required.’ Those are the scariest two words in tech.” — Unknown
“I clicked ‘Remind me later’ so many times, I’m in a committed relationship with that software update.” — Unknown
“Zoom meetings: where you stare into the void and pretend it’s productive.” — Unknown
“My computer freezes more than my freezer.” — Unknown
“Dear autocorrect, I’m getting tired of your ‘help.’” — Unknown
“Tech support: Have you tried crying yet?” — Unknown
“When in doubt, restart. Or cry. Or both.” — Unknown
“I miss the good old days when the only cloud I worried about was the one ruining my picnic.” — Unknown
“Bluetooth is just modern sorcery with commitment issues.” — Unknown
“My notifications go off like I’m popular, but it’s always the same three apps.” — Unknown
“Nothing tests your patience like waiting for a page to load with 1% battery left.” — Unknown
“The printer is a liar. There is paper.” — Everyone at the Office
“Why does my phone recognize my face with a mask but not without one?” — Unknown
“Technology: making our lives easier… eventually.” — Unknown
“Group texts are just digital chaos with emojis.” — Unknown
“I said something out loud, and now it’s an ad. Witchcraft!” — Unknown
“AirDrop me a life, please.” — Unknown
Social Media Realness
“My hobbies include deleting posts I overthought for 30 minutes.” — Unknown
“Social media: where everyone’s living their best lie.” — Unknown
“Posting ‘feeling cute’ while crying in pajamas is peak 2025 energy.” — Unknown
“Facebook is for family. Instagram is for flexing. TikTok is for therapy.” — Unknown
“I log on for 5 minutes. Suddenly it’s 2 a.m. and I know everything about a stranger’s divorce.” — Unknown
“You ever look at someone’s vacation photos and suddenly feel poor and boring?” — Unknown
“Be real? Honey, I barely manage being fake.” — Unknown
“Social media taught me I was funny… until I got 3 likes.” — Unknown
“Online, I’m bold and brilliant. In person, I’m just awkward and hungry.” — Unknown
“If I disappear from social media, just know I finally went outside.” — Unknown
“Every comment section is just a fight waiting to happen.” — Unknown
“Instagram: where brunch looks better than your love life.” — Unknown
“If it didn’t happen on social media, did it even happen?” — Modern Philosopher
“Influencer: someone who’s really good at standing next to expensive things.” — Unknown
“People will ‘like’ your breakup post faster than they liked your wedding photos.” — Brutal Truth
“Unfollowing someone is the new silent treatment.” — Unknown
“TikTok made me buy it. My bank account is furious.” — Everyone
“Posting quotes on social media is my form of passive-aggressive communication.” — Unknown
“I don’t chase clout. I nap.” — Internet Mood
“Trying to get famous on social media? Step one: Get a pet. Step two: Let it do all the work.” — Unknown
“My feed is full of perfect people doing perfect things. Meanwhile, I’m here eating cereal at 2 a.m.” — Unknown
“Social media made me realize everyone’s life is either a lie or better than mine.” — Unknown
Animal Instincts and Human Problems
“My dog doesn’t bark. He makes passive-aggressive eye contact.” — Unknown
“I asked the dog who’s a good boy. Now he has an ego problem.” — Unknown
“My cat’s favorite hobby is knocking things off shelves while making eye contact.” — Unknown
“I didn’t rescue my dog. My dog rescued me—from normal conversations with people.” — Unknown
“If my cat paid rent, I might let her judge me a little less.” — Unknown
“My dog hears a leaf move and suddenly I’m under home invasion.” — Unknown
“Pets are just tiny furry therapists who eat your furniture.” — Unknown
“The only creature that truly understands me is my dog—and he licks his own butt.” — Unknown
“Cats: training humans for centuries without lifting a paw.” — Unknown
“My cat has two moods: ignore you or attack your ankle.” — Unknown
“Adopting a pet is like signing up for unconditional love… and hair everywhere.” — Unknown
“I trust dogs more than I trust most people. They’ve never unfollowed me on Instagram.” — Unknown
“You know your dog loves you when they stare at you while you eat—and silently judge.” — Unknown
“Cat logic: You may pet me once. Any further attempts will be considered an act of war.” — Unknown
“My pet is the only one who gets excited when I come home and doesn’t ask where I’ve been.” — Unknown
“Having pets is great. You always have someone to talk to—and someone to blame the smell on.” — Unknown
“The dog understands ‘sit’ but not ‘stop licking strangers.’ We’re working on it.” — Unknown
“I said I wanted a pet, not a tiny fur-covered shadow with abandonment issues.” — Unknown
“When I grow up, I want to be the person my dog thinks I am.” — Internet Wisdom
“I’m convinced cats know how to text. They’re just choosing not to.” — Unknown
“My dog thinks every knock on the door is the apocalypse.” — Unknown
“The cat knocked over a glass and stared at me like I ruined the moment.” — Unknown
The Last Laughs
“My brain has too many tabs open.” — Unknown
“I wish everything was as easy as getting fat.” — Unknown
“Common sense is like deodorant. The people who need it most never use it.” — Unknown
“Nothing ruins your Friday like realizing it’s only Wednesday.” — Unknown
“I don’t trip—I do random gravity checks.” — Unknown
“Some days, I amaze myself. Other days, I look for my phone while holding it.” — Unknown
“My life feels like a test I didn’t study for.” — Unknown
“I used to be cool. Now I just argue with Alexa.” — Unknown
“I put ‘pro’ in procrastinate.” — Unknown
“Sleep is my drug. My bed is my dealer. And my alarm clock is the police.” — Unknown
“My favorite childhood memory? Not having to schedule my own appointments.” — Unknown
“If stress burned calories, I’d be a supermodel.” — Unknown
“To err is human. To blame it on someone else shows management potential.” — Unknown
“The first five days after the weekend are the hardest.” — Unknown
“You never realize how weird you are until you have to describe yourself.” — Unknown
“My idea of a balanced diet is a cupcake in each hand.” — Unknown
“I’m not lazy. I’m just on energy-saving mode.” — Unknown
“If life gives you lemons, just add vodka.” — Unknown
“I’m not clumsy. It’s just the floor hates me, the table and chairs are bullies, and the walls get in my way.” — Unknown
“I hate when I’m singing a song and the artist gets the words wrong.” — Unknown
“Sarcasm: just one of my many talents.” — Unknown
“If at first you don’t succeed, then skydiving definitely isn’t for you.” — Steven Wright
“I don’t have ducks. Or a row. I have squirrels. And they’re everywhere.” — Unknown
“If you think nobody cares if you’re alive, try missing a couple of car payments.” — Earl Wilson
“Some people graduate with honors. I am just honored to graduate.” — Unknown
Mixed-Up Quotes!
“Job interview tip: If they ask where you see yourself in 5 years, try not to say ‘somewhere better.'” — Internet Humor
“If sarcasm paid the bills, I’d be the CEO.” — Unknown
“Every time my boss says ‘circle back,’ I lose another piece of my soul.” — Unknown
“Productivity level: replying to emails with ‘Thanks!’ and calling it a day.” — Unknown
“You’re my person. Like, the one I text during boring stuff.” — Unknown
“You annoy me more than anyone else, and I want to spend every irritating minute with you.” — Unknown
“Thanks for being the only person I don’t need to fake smile around.” — Real Talk
“You drink too much, swear too much, and have questionable morals… you’re everything I’ve ever wanted in a friend.” — Unknown
“Friends buy you food. Best friends eat your food.” — Anonymous
“If you fall, I’ll be there. After I stop laughing.” — Every honest friend ever
“We go together like drunk texts and regret.” — Internet Wisdom
“Marriage is when you agree to spend the rest of your life sleeping in a room that’s too hot, with someone who’s always cold.” — Unknown
“Our relationship is built on mutual respect… and memes.” — Unknown
“Behind every great relationship is a strong Wi-Fi connection and two people who don’t give up.” — Unknown
“I still fall for you every day. Mostly because you leave stuff on the floor.” — Unknown
Final Laughs: Life’s a Joke—Enjoy the Punchline
Life isn’t always easy, but at least we can laugh about it. These quotes act as a reminder that no matter how hard and ridiculous our days get, we’re not alone, not the first ,and not the last. And indeed, laughter really is the best therapy that we can get for free.
Well, that’s the wrap-up of our collection of 300 Relatable Life Quotes That Are Too Funny to Be Fiction
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