Bug List

1. The mailing service having issues such as the lengthy amount of time to mail things and having the package not reaching, through confusion between all the parties involved in the mail.
-There are too many people/parties involved in mailing a package, and there are also a lot of people mailing things in general, which causes this problem to occur.

2. The RTS bus system not having accurate predictions of arrival times of buses to certain places.
-There are a lot of routes on this app, which makes it tough for an accurate prediction all the time.

3. Cars not being able to convey the exact amount of miles remaining in your car, and just giving a range or prediction that constantly changes as well.
-Depending on how much or how fast you drive your car could be the cause of this.

4. Headphones getting torn apart and not fully working after a short period of time.
-The quality of material used for making headphones may not be strong enough.

5. Triple A not being of quick service when your car has broken down or has a flat tire.
-The amount of people in need of Triple A at the same time could be the cause of this.

6. IPhones losing their amount of battery life in a very short amount of time, compared to other phones.
-The amount of apps and such on the iPhone might take up a lot of the battery usage, thus making it die faster.

7. Unpredictable cellular bills at the end of the month, with unnecessary additional charges added.
-Unmentioned billing info could be the root cause of the unpredictable bills.

8. Printers being unreliable with sometimes printing only half of the information, or printing it backwards.
-Certain unknown gimmicks with printers could cause these printing mishaps.

9. Cell phone cases not really protecting the phone when it falls.
-Some of the cases that are made nowadays are for the fashion and look rather than the protection and sturdiness, causing this issue to arise.

10. College textbook prices being ridiculously high.
-Certain classes containing a lot of information in the textbook could cause for the high prices of their textbooks.

11. Big food corporations like Tyson not regulating the way their meats are processed.
-These corporations basically only focus on the taste and sales of their product and then forget about the morality in how their meat is processed.

12. The amount of parking available to UF students being much less than the amount of decals sold.
-The desire for selling as many decals causes the universities to be at a loss of parking spots to match that amount.

13. Hair ties and scrunchies breaking too easily.
-The type of material used to make these does not contain the strength of holding thick hair, for example.

14. Items that have extremely hard to open packaging.
-Though these items are packaged well enough to successfully keep all the items safe and sound inside, the effort required to open them is not easy.

15. Flimsy grocery shopping bags.
-The low price for making these kinds of bags causes for the inadequate material to actually hold together all of the grocery items.

16. CD's and/or DVD's not working when they are a little dusty or not completely clean.
-The sensitivity of the CD or DVD causes for problems in using them to play something.

17. Computers and laptops needing to install Adobe Flash for practically anything.
-The importance that is put in having Adobe Flash to work things is the root cause of this problem.

18. Certain computers having to exit from the main screen in order to restart and finish updates.
-Some companies like Windows, constantly have to update their software, which causes this problem.

19. Carpet floors becoming dirty way too fast, as compared to wood or tile.
-Carpets are not durable enough to stand different things like shoes walking on them.

20. Parking plazas and parking spots being too tiny for space to reverse and turn around to get back on the road.
-The amount of space to move around in a parking plaza isn't really considered in this process.

       The difficulty I had in coming up with this list was quite high because I am not used to thinking like this and don't really remember all of the issues I had with certain products when looking back. But once I began writing this reflection, several similar instances in which I was exposed to service and product bugs did come back in to my head. I could then more easily go from problems I had with services I use more often, such as phones and computers.