The massive amounts of pesticides they spray on the banana plantations is pretty bad.

What do you mean zero cleanup? Now I have to carry around a banana peel all day. All hail apples (yes, I eat the core).

High glycemic index. Has to be imported from tropical to non-tropical regions. Cavendish variety, pictured above is susceptible to Fusarium wilt aka Panama disease

bad: shelf life of a banana

good: fun to spell

Also you harvest them every two weeks. Want to sell them already? Just stick them under a plastic carp for a couple of days and they'll be ripe and yellow.

The bad part is loading trucks of bananas is hard work, those things are heavy.

I've got 2 bad things

1. The included wrapper isn't very rigid and can split and mash around. I've had several bananas turn to paste if they are forgotten about in a backpack or work their way to the bottom and end up crushed by other items.

2. Fruit flies.

They're lousy as long term art pieces.

Banana smell is so powerful if you leave a banana in the fridge over night any unprotected food will taste like a banana

They tend to go extinct every so often and need a different variety to replace them.

Easy. The taste and the texture. Awful.

Honeybee alarm pheromone smells exactly like bananas.

If you're a beekeeper you either already know about it or can test it. Just make sure you're in a bee suit, they will attack you.

Bananas make my tummy hurt.

1 bad thing of the disease that decimates the crops

The new banana isn't as sweet as the old banana and the old one doesn't seem to be coming back?

I can name one bad thing. It was used as example of intelligent design by Kirk Cameron…