Is this rude, or am I just exaggerating the issue
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Dude- that hurts- like A LOT. I would absolutely hip check someone for that!!! I HATE when people bump me with their carts- which is why I unload- and then I go in front of my cart- I never push it in front of me through the line (although- it's about 2 x a year I shop with an actual real shopping cart- I use a hand cart only the other 363 days of the year)goddessofawesome wrote: »wait, people didn't realize the check out line thing was a joke?
Das good right der.
heh- I have a pet peeve of people being in my space while waiting to check out- I am pretty okay with anything around arms distance- but I'd say if I T-rexed my arms and I could touch you- you're still close- and I WILL say- excuse me. do you mind.
There is no reason to be pushing to get to the register.
I actually hate when people who use the stupid "divider" at the grocery store- it's like- seriously- I put all my stuff in a small pile- like I'm REALLY going to let you buy my stuff- or buy the guy behind me's stuff? It's just weird how OCD people get about the food divider.
I love it when people bang their carts into the back of my feet when I'm standing in line. There's been plenty of times I've given a hard hip-push to their cart when they do that and they give me the stink eye!
As for the divider: there are times where I haven't used it and put my stuff down -- well away from the person in front of me -- and the cashier has gone to grab the items. Apparently it's really not for you but so the cashier knows who the stuff belongs to. Because, you know, a big gap between items is way too confusing!I use it, why? Because even though I put two feet of space between my crap and the dumbledore in front of me, the check out artist is always asking lord dumbles if my crap is his.
I mean... seriously kid?
yeah- that seems to be the biggest thing- is the check out person- but the guy behind me (usually women- not to sound sexist) are like LUNGING over me and my stuff to get the damn divider- like chill dude- I can take responsibility for my stuff- and I'll tell them that's it. It just - it makes my head hurt- I'm sure for the register person- it DOES make life way easier. But a little common sense goes a long way.0 -
wait, people didn't realize the check out line thing was a joke?
Das good right der.
heh- I have a pet peeve of people being in my space while waiting to check out- I am pretty okay with anything around arms distance- but I'd say if I T-rexed my arms and I could touch you- you're still close- and I WILL say- excuse me. do you mind.
There is no reason to be pushing to get to the register.
I actually hate when people who use the stupid "divider" at the grocery store- it's like- seriously- I put all my stuff in a small pile- like I'm REALLY going to let you buy my stuff- or buy the guy behind me's stuff? It's just weird how OCD people get about the food divider.
It's so strange to me how I shopped for 30 years without a single problem and now people stand there like idiots until I pass them back a 12 inch piece of plastic. I could have 3 items and they act like there's NO POSSIBLE WAY for the clerk to figure out what's what unless that divider is in place.0 -
wait, people didn't realize the check out line thing was a joke?
Das good right der.
heh- I have a pet peeve of people being in my space while waiting to check out- I am pretty okay with anything around arms distance- but I'd say if I T-rexed my arms and I could touch you- you're still close- and I WILL say- excuse me. do you mind.
There is no reason to be pushing to get to the register.
I actually hate when people who use the stupid "divider" at the grocery store- it's like- seriously- I put all my stuff in a small pile- like I'm REALLY going to let you buy my stuff- or buy the guy behind me's stuff? It's just weird how OCD people get about the food divider.
It's so strange to me how I shopped for 30 years without a single problem and now people stand there like idiots until I pass them back a 12 inch piece of plastic. I could have 3 items and they act like there's NO POSSIBLE WAY for the clerk to figure out what's what unless that divider is in place.
The sad fact is that they can't. If you don't have the divider and your stuff starts creeping up the cashier always says "Is this yours?" to the person checking out as s/he reaches for the items.
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goddessofawesome wrote: »Jennloella wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »it's annoying whether they smell or not. And yes smokers reek, no matter how careful they are. I can always tell if my father in law has been in my home, I hate it and he is no longer allowed on upholstered furniture, kitchen chairs for him. I can't stand the smell.
Wow... I don't like the smell either, but I would just Febreze my chairs after. Seems really rude to your F-I-L.
It's her house. She can institute any rule she wants. I'd probably do the same thing if someone came over and made my furniture smell like old cigarette butts.
Do you do the same thing with dogs too? True story - dog owners smell worse than tobacco smokers.
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greenfirearm wrote: »goddessofawesome wrote: »Jennloella wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »it's annoying whether they smell or not. And yes smokers reek, no matter how careful they are. I can always tell if my father in law has been in my home, I hate it and he is no longer allowed on upholstered furniture, kitchen chairs for him. I can't stand the smell.
Wow... I don't like the smell either, but I would just Febreze my chairs after. Seems really rude to your F-I-L.
It's her house. She can institute any rule she wants. I'd probably do the same thing if someone came over and made my furniture smell like old cigarette butts.
Do you do the same thing with dogs too? True story - dog owners smell worse than tobacco smokers.
Sure dog owners smell -- if their dogs are dirty and nasty and if they don't clean. I know quite a few people with dogs and they don't stink, nor does their house. There might be fur on my couch but aside from that when you walk into my house you'd never know we have a dog.
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goddessofawesome wrote: »greenfirearm wrote: »goddessofawesome wrote: »Jennloella wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »it's annoying whether they smell or not. And yes smokers reek, no matter how careful they are. I can always tell if my father in law has been in my home, I hate it and he is no longer allowed on upholstered furniture, kitchen chairs for him. I can't stand the smell.
Wow... I don't like the smell either, but I would just Febreze my chairs after. Seems really rude to your F-I-L.
It's her house. She can institute any rule she wants. I'd probably do the same thing if someone came over and made my furniture smell like old cigarette butts.
Do you do the same thing with dogs too? True story - dog owners smell worse than tobacco smokers.
Sure dog owners smell -- if their dogs are dirty and nasty and if they don't clean. I know quite a few people with dogs and they don't stink, nor does their house. There might be fur on my couch but aside from that when you walk into my house you'd never know we have a dog.
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cbhubbybubble wrote: »yourradimradletshug wrote: »A-FREAKIN-MEN! I am sensitive to that scent too! At my gym it gets pretty crowded when I go but I still try to spread out if I can. If someone gets on next to me I assume it is because no other machines are empty but when I go at night when it isn't as busy and someone gets on next to me I keep my pepper spray close (it's on my keys which I keep with me) or I move/switch machines or leave. That's so rude and creepy when people do that!
You carry pepper spray with you in a gym on a treadmill? I don't sense sarcasm, but I'm really hoping this is sarcasm.
The pepper spray is on a keychain on my keys and I take my keys with me because I don't want to leave them on the keyring up front because no one monitors it. I don't want someone taking off with my keys! So it goes with me everywhere. My gym is 24 hours but no one is working there after 6 so when I go at like 8:30-9 I am VERY aware of my surroundings because the gym is not in the nicest area so I figure better safe than sorry.0 -
yourradimradletshug wrote: »cbhubbybubble wrote: »yourradimradletshug wrote: »A-FREAKIN-MEN! I am sensitive to that scent too! At my gym it gets pretty crowded when I go but I still try to spread out if I can. If someone gets on next to me I assume it is because no other machines are empty but when I go at night when it isn't as busy and someone gets on next to me I keep my pepper spray close (it's on my keys which I keep with me) or I move/switch machines or leave. That's so rude and creepy when people do that!
You carry pepper spray with you in a gym on a treadmill? I don't sense sarcasm, but I'm really hoping this is sarcasm.
The pepper spray is on a keychain on my keys and I take my keys with me because I don't want to leave them on the keyring up front because no one monitors it. I don't want someone taking off with my keys! So it goes with me everywhere. My gym is 24 hours but no one is working there after 6 so when I go at like 8:30-9 I am VERY aware of my surroundings because the gym is not in the nicest area so I figure better safe than sorry.
K, I see. My gym is 24 hours and staffed, so it makes more sense to me if you're all alone and late and someone is giving you creepy eye.0
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