First world problems: Brie too hard? Pimms too warm? Cleaner got a day off? The top 'first world problems' suffered by Britons unveiled List includes warm Pimms and tablet computer sunglare There are clearly few things in the world more annoying than having your personal trainer take the week off, leaving you to pursue a size 10 all by yourself. It narrowly beats getting your headphones tangled and warm Pimms on a long list of nightmares suffered by the middle class. The list of the "Top 50 First World Problems" also includes getting sunglare from your iPad and the cleaner taking the day off. Worst day ever: The news that the cleaner has taken a day off - leaving an individual to sort out his or her own mess, has been rated as one of the top 'first world problems' Snagging designer clothing, the area we live in being too nice for a corner shop which sells cheap wine and crisps at all hours of the day and underbrewed tea also made the list. Technology and beauty are the two main recurring areas which cause "first world problems." However, the absolute worst situation modern middle classers can find themselves in is a warm sunny day outside but freezing temperatures in the air-conditioned office. The car stereo not being MP3 compatible causes 'distress' apparently, as does needing a second family car, but not having room on the driveway. It'ss boiling hot outside but freezing in the air conditioned office My personal trainer took the week off so I have to work out alone My wallet won't close because there's too much money in it I bought a dishwasher and now spend longer packing and unpacking it than I did washing up My Brie is too hard No semi-skimmed milk in the supermarket, just full fat Earphones getting tangled up in your bag Chipped nail varnish Warm Pimms The cleaner taking a day off Trying to keep electricals out of the sun whilst sunbathing e.g. phone, camera etc Watch / jewellery causing unsightly tan lines Spotting someone wearing the same outfit as you Squeaky new shoes which hurt whilst breaking them in Snagging designer clothing Over / under brewed tea Remote control batteries have run out A disappointing air freshener The wind blowing your summer dress or skirt up Stepping on something wet while wearing socks Hair sticking to lipstick or lip balm in the slightest breeze You update your mobile phone and lose all your contacts Sitting on your designer sunglasses Getting a fishbone stuck in your throat Two Weetabix not fitting in a round bowl properly, resulting in half of them becoming soggy and the other dry Pimms problems: These ladies may be smiling for now, but the hot weather could spell frowny faces if the hot day makes their Pimms go warm Sometimes we forget just how good we've got it,' a spokesman for OnePoll, which carried out the study,said. Whilst we enjoy a lifestyle much more fortunate than some parts of the world, we still find time to moan about those more trivial problems during everyday life. Of course it's frustrating that our earphones get tangled, or that some shops only sell cheap wine when you want to splash out a bit. But when these moments occur, we should take a second and reflect on what aspects of our life aren't so problematic.