The 40 most boring things in life include hearing about Harry and Meghan, accepting ‘cookies’ online - and Kanye West.
A study of 2,000 adults found having to endure periods without Wi-Fi is considered the single most tedious thing in modern life.
Coronavirus press conferences and video adverts you cannot skip also made the top five - along with waiting for websites to load.
Four in 10 of those polled said their life is currently ‘quite boring’ or ‘very boring’ - but 72 per cent intend to make a concerted effort to have ‘more fun’ this year.
The research, commissioned by Jet2holidays, found half of adults intend to liven things up by going on vacation - and they're planning an average of two getaways.
A spokesperson said: "There are plenty of aspects of our lives which we find mind-numbing and boring and the last two years have certainly not helped.
“But we hope the findings will inspire people to go out and up their fun quotas - there is a whole world of fun out there just waiting to be explored.”
TOP 40 MOST BORING THINGS IN LIFE
1. Having no Wi-Fi
2. Hearing about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
3. Politics
4. Coronavirus press conferences
5. Video adverts you can’t skip before a video you actually do want to watch
6. People taking photos of their food
7. Accepting ‘Cookies’
8. Watching golf
9. Cricket
10. Junk mail
11. Queueing
12. Formula 1
13. Doing the ironing
14. Jacob Rees-Mogg
15. Waiting for the last minute of the washing machine cycle to finish
16. Football
17. Kanye West
18. Snooker
19. Having to go to the depot to collect a missed parcel
20. Cleaning windows
21. Tax forms
22. Darts
23. Company meetings
24. Doing the washing up
25. Waiting for your partner to get ready
26. Rice cakes
27. Trailing round the shops after your partner
28. Adele’s music
29. Hearing about other people’s dreams
30. Coldplay
31. Removing moss from the patio
32. Updating your CV
33. Waiting for the kettle to boil
34. Bowls
35. Quinoa
36. Applying for jobs
37. Taking the bins out
38. Kale
39. Sending meter readings
40. Building flat pack furniture
