Andrew Schulz contends that the Instagram algorithm intentionally baits users with sexual content to influence their future feed.

“sometimes it gets too much it'll be wearing like like the shorts get shorter or shorter because they're feeding you content being like is this the line where you want to stop and so he gets gay here and get her until you got to be like ah because if you look at it even if you're interested in the fi”

Akaash Singh claims that following someone because of a tag or liking content on Instagram is socially unacceptable behavior.

“going into the tags is crazy who would do that who would do that yo who would go into a tag picture and then see something from a tag picture and then follow them and look at their page yeah that's wild that's crazy”

Zane condemns the act of cooking raw food in an airplane bathroom as a disgusting and inappropriate behavior.

“that is disgusting I wouldn't even eat that afterwards it doesn't matter how well you clean that sink that's [ __ ] disgusting”

Using group chats to ask questions that can be easily resolved through independent research or common sense is annoying and unproductive.

“I've had it when people ask the group a question that should be asked to Google.”

Monitoring and micromanaging the activities or personal choices of other parents through group messages is codependent and harmful.

“All of that hyperfixation harms you, the person who's being that codependent. super duper harms your child and I'm never going to get that time back.”

He considers it appropriate to retaliate against social media users who insult him if they are public figures with their own professional links or websites.

“if you have a net I'm coming after you yeah or you're or music yeah yeah a link to your SoundCloud and you're talking [ __ ] to me you get the [ __ ] out of here”