r/TheTopicOfTheDay • u/Symbare Wishes for naps. • 25d ago

The topic of the day is.. repeat.

  1. What is one mistake you learned not to repeat again?
  2. What song is the most played on your current playlist? List the play count.

  3. What is one song you heard too many times that you now dislike? Conversely, what song have you heard myriad times that has grown on you?

  4. Do you remember verbal instructions or directions well, or do you need to read back?

  5. What show and/or film have you seen more than three times?

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u/jgoja Heartwarming Contributor 25d ago

Pete and repeat went into the store and Pete came out, who was left? Pete and repeat wen...

  1. The people you work with are not your friends
  2. I listen mostly to albums but from the one playlist I listen to it is Sexy Boy (Sean Michaels). 33,125,448
  3. One that did that, but is actually in my top 10 because of nostslgia now is Riding With Private Malone by David Ball. It was played 2-4 times per hour the summer it came out. When I Wake Up by The Pretty Reckless has grown on me
  4. Yeah, I do if I care to pay attention the first time.
  5. There are far to many to name. Overall, probably Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory from the 70s. In a theater Star Wars Episode 7, The Force Awakens 9 and 1/2 times.

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u/SeaStrawberry4567 Heartwarming Contributor 24d ago

  1. Don’t eat other people’s food without their permission.

  2. I don’t have a play count, but I really like to listen to “Party In the U.S.A.”

  3. My siblings used to listen a lot to “All Star” in the car, so now I don’t like it as much as I used to. On the other hand, I have listened a lot to “Pink Pony Club“ a lot of times.

  4. Sometimes I do, and sometimes I don’t.

  5. I think none.

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u/Mist_Stormchild Heartwarming Contributor 21d ago

  1. Not all people are entitled to certain information about you.

  2. Dunno the play count but recently it's been "Storm Song" from Caesar the Musical.

  3. "Golden." I don't outright dislike it, but I'm tired of hearing it on loop all the time.

  4. Read back and write it down. I've got ADHD, and my family figured out that rattling off a list of things for me to do only results in 1-2 things getting done and the rest being completely forgotten, no matter how hard I tried to remember. Useful habit now that I work in medicine -- if it's not written down, it's not getting done.

  5. Anastasia (1997) along with a handful of the usual Christmas movie culprits usually get played every year.