First World Problems

We all have our own fair share of daily problems but if you think about it we have it pretty good. We take advantage of everyday things that a lot of people in other countries don't have. So in a way we're kind of lucky to have our first world problems.

For example, being out and our phone is about to die and we don't have a charger... this would be considered a #FirstWorldProblem. Or one of my favorites having a cell phone that's too big to fit in your pocket.

According to The Daily Mail, a survey found 50 first world problems. Here are the top 10:

1. Having a runny nose.
2. Call from unknown numbers.
3. Being put on hold with customer service.
4. UPS or FedEx leaving a note that says they missed you instead of just leaving the damn package.
5. People who ignore proper etiquette in lines.
6. Not having Wi-Fi.
7. Door-to-door salesmen.
8. Having bad phone signal.
9. Wanting to log into an account but forgetting your password.
10. Not finding what you like when going clothes shopping.

Some of these are pretty random but some other plausible first world problems on the list include online deliveries arriving late, not being able to fast forward live TV, and blisters from new shoes.

What is your first world problem?