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People Are Calling Out Things That Used To Be "Good" Until They Were Ruined By Popularity
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“Antique stores are awful now. Really? $60 for fake pearls? $85 for an old, broken frame? And $150 for Aunt Susan’s old Christmas tree mold?” As a Senior Staff Writer at BuzzFeed, I cover real-life stories that explore relationships, lifestyle (including travel and beauty), and the internet's most fascinating trends. "I saw a post the other day where the guy asked why we don't have house parties anymore; a lady responded, 'We don't have houses anymore.' So true, yet so incredibly sad! This is the new America: working to keep a roof over our heads, and no one needs weight-loss shots anymore because we can barely afford food — and the food tastes horrible now." "Don't get me started on pork belly. Most people didn't know what it was when I was growing up. It used to get 'thrown away' (used for sausages) at the butcher shop. Now, it's $8/pound. There are no cheap cuts of meat anymore. I guess it's better for my heart and waistline that meat is so expensive now. I hope people don't find out about lima beans or pig snout jerky!" Note: Some responses have been edited for length and/or clarity.
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