EB asked listeners to name the strange phenomenon where inanimate objects seem to move around just to peeve us off. Like when you reach in your bag to find your keys and despite feeling around, you just can't find it unless you actually look in your bag or empty it. Or the fact that you can only successfully plug in a flash drive in the third try or wires always getting tangled despite you packing it away neatly. 

EB asked listeners to name the strange phenomenon where inanimate objects seem to move around just to peeve us off. Like when you reach in your bag to find your keys and despite feeling around, you just can't find it unless you actually look in your bag or empty it. Or the fact that you can only successfully plug in a flash drive in the third try or wires always getting tangled despite you packing it away neatly.&nbsp;

Spend your lunchtime with the quintessential ‘guy-next-door’, EB Inglis.

Perk up your afternoons with born and bred Capetonian, EB Inglis. Laughter, banter and familiar favourites like the seven-in-a-row music marathon every hour.

Tune in Mondays to Fridays, 12 - 3pm.

Lunch with EB Inglis

Spend your lunchtime with the quintessential ‘guy-next-door’, EB Inglis.

Perk up your afternoons with born and bred Capetonian, EB Inglis. Laughter, banter and familiar favourites like the seven-in-a-row music marathon every hour.

Tune in Mondays to Fridays, 12 - 3pm.

Spend your lunchtime with the quintessential &lsquo;guy-next-door&rsquo;, EB Inglis.
Perk up your afternoons with born and bred Capetonian, EB Inglis. Laughter, banter and familiar favourites like the seven-in-a-row music marathon every hour.
Tune in Mondays to Fridays, 12 - 3pm.

Do inanimate objects move around to peeve us off?

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