The most common types of daily hassles are the death of close friend, marriage, and trouble with a boss.

The statement you provided seems to be a mix of major life events and daily hassles. While the death of a close friend and marriage are significant life events, they are not typically considered "daily hassles." Daily hassles refer to minor events that occur regularly and cause stress, such as traffic, work deadlines, or misplacing your keys.

On the other hand, trouble with a boss can be considered a daily hassle if it's a recurring issue. Other common daily hassles might include household chores, dealing with difficult people, or managing time.

It's important to manage daily hassles effectively as they can accumulate and lead to significant stress and health problems over time.