First World Problems

According with (Oxford Dictionaries, 2017), are: “A relatively trivial or minor problem or frustration (implying a contrast with serious problems such as those that may be experienced in the developing world)”. In the rap that we were watching in class, we found many different kinds of “first world problems”, and those were about the typical things that we want to consider as a problem, but they are not, in my opinion it is not necessary to consider them as a problem, because if we compare a real problem like… the healthcare of a member of your family, and the unknown Wi-Fi password of your neighbored, which is more important?, Well we know the answer.

(Huffington Post, 2017) Give examples of Ridiculous “First World Problems”:

“I Need a Vacation from This Vacation”

“Wish You Were Here... Instead of Me”

“No service”

“No Wi-Fi”

Those are problems that we can solve by our own, but as first world problems, are the typical things that we know that are the easiest to solve and we continue in the same road.

Sánchez, J. (2017)

Source: (Benjamin Studebaker, 2013)

Benjamin Studebaker. (23 de 02 de 2013). Obtenido de https://benjaminstudebaker.com/2013/02/23/first-world-problems/

Huffington Post. (2017). Obtenido de http://www.huffingtonpost.com/streeter-seidell-/first-world-problems_b_4117701.html

Oxford Dictionaries. (2017). Oxford University Press. Obtenido de https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/First_World_problem