“Problems from
living in a wealthy, industrialized nation that third world-ers would probably
roll their eyes at.”
And Wikipedia:
“First World
problem is a slang term used to refer to issues in First World nations that are
complained about only because of the absence of more pressing concerns.”
Really, a First World
problem is a very miniscule problem, a
problem people in the Third World would love to have!
One just needs to keep perspective
(Ask yourself "is this really a problem?" If it is - first World
problems are still problems!)
Examples:
First World: “F**k,
my million-dollar supercar has got a scratch!”
Third World: “You’re
lucky to have a car!”
First World: “F**king
b*tch always parks her ugly fat car opposite my million-dollar house!”
Third World: “You’re
lucky to have a house!”
First World: “My 7
dollar starbucks latte came with ONE espresso shot instead of the TWO I asked
for!”
Third World: “You’re
lucky to have money to spend on drink!”
First World: “I’m
so angry, I ordered a strawberry milkshake and they tell me the machine is
broken!”
Third World: “You’re
lucky you live in a country where you can buy milkshake. I can’t find any food
or drink and so must starve.”
First World: “I
hate it when I take a car for a service and they adjust the seat!”
Third World: “You’re
lucky to have a car!”
And on and on...
Image: Done apologizing...
