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Big crowds, and by extension, the mob mentality.

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I told one reviewer, the previous month we were told to follow certain guidelines, and now he was telling me this was the wrong method, "I don't know how they did it last month, I was working at JC Pennys. He's telling an orthopedic surgeon of 30 plus years how to do his job and last month was a retail clerk!

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:irked:One of my pet peeves is when a shopping cart is used and never returned to either the stall provided or back to where they picked it up. I think all stores should think about using the put the quarter in to use the cart then when the cart is returned you get your quarter back.:thumb:

 

I'm with you on this one. People are so lazy.

I got a bunch... People taking cell calls or texting while I'm doing an exam on them

-paying my credit card bill by bank draft having money taken on one day but not posting for three or four, Hey where's my money!

-people booing high school athletes

-pro athletes who think the sport is all about them

-trash talking

-stepping out of batters box on every pitch, study shows ARod 87%, Mickie Mantle 7% (who does these studies)

-people driving and texting rather than talk to their children in the car

People who pass funerals

Pretty simple: People who do not understand basic traffic laws. For example, those who do not understand how right-of-ways work or what to do when there is a flashing yellow light. After the storm the other night for twenty minutes I sat behind a bunch of idiots stopped dead at a flashing yellow, baffled as to what they were supposed to do. But my personal worst is this scenario: I'm turning left onto a side street or parking lot and have to wait for traffic in the other lane to clear. A car coming the other way sees this and decides to stop in the middle of the road to "let me go" despite their being no cars behind them which would mean I could easily turn after they pass by. Instead I have to sit in the middle of the road and decipher what they hell they are doing - are they just driving really slow, are they turning, are they just dumb? They usually confirm the last one by flashing their lights or waving me on. I know it's trivial and petty, but there are few things as maddening to me for some reason.

 

Also, I can't stand when people talk with food in their mouth.

How in the world could I forget Jason Larue? He is another pet peeve of mine.

Pretty simple: People who do not understand basic traffic laws. For example, those who do not understand how right-of-ways work or what to do when there is a flashing yellow light. After the storm the other night for twenty minutes I sat behind a bunch of idiots stopped dead at a flashing yellow, baffled as to what they were supposed to do. But my personal worst is this scenario: I'm turning left onto a side street or parking lot and have to wait for traffic in the other lane to clear. A car coming the other way sees this and decides to stop in the middle of the road to "let me go" despite their being no cars behind them which would mean I could easily turn after they pass by. Instead I have to sit in the middle of the road and decipher what they hell they are doing - are they just driving really slow, are they turning, are they just dumb? They usually confirm the last one by flashing their lights or waving me on. I know it's trivial and petty, but there are few things as maddening to me for some reason.

Also, I can't stand when people talk with food in their mouth.

I am usually behind the moron that decides to stop traffic for a mile to let one car turn. I know it's a nice gesture and all but now you have made one guy happy and 100 others what to kill you.

My #1 lately - driving along passing folks and then coming to heavier traffic - I slow down and the person I just passed 2 minutes ago gets right up on my bumper when there's a car in front of me and I can't go any faster. We both know when it clears I'm going to speed up again. BACK OFF!!!

My #2 lately - the P & R forum. I think it's like battered wife syndrome - I just keep going back for more.

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