People who stand there while everything is rung up (clerks bag your stuff here as they ring it) but look so surprised when they hear the total due, then start looking for their money, checkbook, or credit card. It’s as if they didn’t realize money played a part in the transaction.
But I also know what’s one of the best things in the world: quoting someone else and having nested quotes automatically turn out right. When did that happen?
People who go just slow enough that they’re in your way and just fast enough that you can’t get around them. Extra hate points if they had to rush to get in front of you.
If only those people at the tops of esscalators and standing in front of subway doors had been part of some college work groups they wouldn’t be so damned self centered.
It has been 27 years since I last attended school, and the flame over this still burns as if it were yesterday. God, I fucking hated group projects.
Oh come on, if nobody ever did this we wouldn’t have had that great commercial from a few (all right, more than a few) years back where those bozos were deciding between toilet paper and beer.
Earbuds obviously aren’t ideal headphones, but it’s pretty fucking inconvenient to carry around a pair of ginormous noise-canceling headphones everywhere you go, as you apparently do. Most of us just can’t carry that shit with us but still like to be able to listen to music on the go. Hence, earbuds are the solution. They fit in your pocket. And yeah, they get nasty wax in them but at least it’s only your earwax. It’s not like I share them with anyone else.
And then stare at you like a cow in a field when you walk right up to them - hello, you’re standing in front of a door. I know expecting you to extrapolate from my actions and chew your cud at the same time is expecting a lot, but you are standing in a doorway - it’s not a really big leap to assume that I walked up to you to USE this door.