Anyone who travels frequently has had their luggage go missing at some point… and anyone who has had their luggage go missing at some point has experienced the anxiety of having their valued personal possessions locked in a suitcase in who-knows-where and with who-knows-who. Airlines are never helpful at quelling these fears; their vague assurances and unwillingness to acknowledge the existence of a problem leave us with no answers wondering what cruel fate has befallen our precious goods. In m…

‘I ain’t even own a washcloth before you'

Happy commiserating!

That's right, it's time!

Now that October is finally at its end, here were the best corporate Halloween moments on the Internet!

Always look on the bright side of work, I guess?

There's relatable and then there's "wow, that's so me I can't even function now..."

After all these years, Twitter has never lost that chaotic element that has always made it so uniquely horrifying to me. I've never been a huge contributor to the platform myself - partly owing to the fact that my 0 followers would have me throwing thoughts into a void, but I've never quite found a way to establish any sense of a community on the platform. Everything is outwards flowing due to the very nature of a ‘tweet’, and in a world where zingy one-liners, drama, and persecution are king,…

Survey data from 10 years ago isn't exactly relevant

People be tweeting like Twitter is the Wild Wild West of the Internet.

It's Spooky Season, Hocus Pocus 2 is streaming now, and all is right in the world!

On the one hand, you miss the good old days; on the other, you feel like you're closer to your Medicare era than ever!

There's nothing like having an existential crisis in the middle of the week and needing some relatable content to get you through.

Sometimes nothing can capture the truth quite like a meme.

Whether it's constantly following up on emails, making corny jokes to your boss to get in his or her good graces, or just dealing with the mess that is interviewing, it takes way too much effort to stomach office culture throughout the work week.

Being an adult is all about finding relatable tweets about being an adult!