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The Bert Show.

We used to call it what Petty Hill would you die on?

Like, not major, major, major issues, but like small, petty, superficial hills that you believe nobody else does and you are willing to die for your right in your opinion.

And that's what BuzzFeed has done.

So, yeah, so these, this is the list that BuzzFeed has curated from

the internet. People are sharing their pettiest hills to die on and it's already a dumpster fire

in the comments, it says. And it says, recently I asked the BuzzFeed community to share a small

hill they are willing to die on. The results have convinced me that we are all driven by our own

convictions, no matter how insignificant they

may seem to one another. So one of, uh, one of them is I refuse to pump my own gas. I don't care

if people call me spoiled or an elitist. I won't subject myself to the smell, the germs on the handles,

the possible compromise of the info on my credit card or the danger of standing outside my car

for an extended time. It's worth the extra money for me.

Lucky, Oregonians by the law, they only have full service.

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