There's a market for everything. From the smallest of ideas and details to the largest of innovations, whoever is behind it will be hailed as a genius by at least one person.
And that's what this list is all about, celebrating these game-changing ideas that we're surprised aren't everywhere by now.
Perhaps I'm just a paranoiac but if you leave expensive items in any public setting, you're entirely too trusting.
I believe CDs will have their retro-cool comeback like vinyl is having right now, but until then, it's good they're being recycled!
From the taste to the utility to the sheer child-like joy of drinking one, Capri Sun is priceless.
Finally, my years of French lessons are paying off.
Basically, it says that a lot of farmers are experiencing a decrease in sales due to COVID, so Burger King is buying an excess of potatoes and giving away the ones they aren't using for fries. So, sweet, free potatoes!
According to someone in the comments, they don't just look like knives, "They are actual knives that have had their edge ground off and welded to some plate steel. [...] The amount of time it would take to make imitation knives would cost more than those actual knives would cost."
So this one is a game-changing idea, but in a bad way. Judging by the sandal hinges mixed with how wide the gap is, I've never trusted a bathroom less.
This will be the next big DIY craze. How will people do x-rays at home? No idea, but they'll manage.
You can rent ski ball machines? I can bring an arcade to me? Why am I just now learning about this?
If more advertisements were like this, maybe they'd seem less annoying.
It also sells blood orange...soda? Anything with a blood orange flavor must be fancy.
Wait, this has been an option? Door handles have been gross forever but we could have had this the whole time?
Polite for the tree and makes a beautiful little scene for whoever walks by, everyone wins!
Positive reinforcement is far more powerful than people give it credit for. I don't even know what's going on here and I felt proud of myself for not touching it.
My partner makes salads for their lizard and there's a certain joy that comes from making a nice healthy meal for a tiny animal that lives in your home.
I grew up near Toronto and have been to this zoo many times. Every time I went, I wanted this stuff and my parents would never get it for me.
I bet they feel silly now that it's gotten some minor popularity on the internet.
The comfort of not needing to knock to see if it's occupied versus the fear of it malfunctioning while in use, fight.
You'll either get casual Monopoly knowers who think this is neat, or avid Monopoly fans who get mad that they chose the wrong color. Either way, you're garnering attention!
Because of the angle, I did think the signs were about the paper cones and was very confused for a while.
And somehow they'd still be less annoying than those cars with the bright as hell LED headlights.
So you can know what floor you're on while you stare down at your feet in shame of how out of shape you are.
