What Are You Complaining About?

Most people I know, including me, kvetch about this and that, constantly. Problems like a clogged toilet, a stopped-up sink, a flat tire, bad peaches, spoiled milk, too much snow and a sick cat fill the time between watching this week's favorite Netflix series and going to work at a boring job. But hey -- everyone should cheer up! Much worse things happen every day to regular people like all of us. For example, just by turning on my computer I learned the following: 

A young mother of three was on vacation with her family in Mexico when they got caught up in a 10-car pileup on the highway. The truck in front of them carrying hot asphalt flipped over onto their car, trapping the woman underneath and covering her  with the hot asphalt. She died a few days later at a local hospital.

An American Airlines flight ran into a problem that forced all the passengers to evacuate, with many standing on a wing of the plane as the other one burst into flames.

Questions remain surrounding the death of actor Gene Hackman, who at 97 died alone in his home after surviving a week of no food, no care, no nothing because his wife died before him and his three worthless adult children, who stand to inherit his $80 million fortune, never checked in on them, despite Hackman having Alzheimer's.

So, what are you complaining about?