What irks you?

When you make a really good point or offer a useful solution and they act like they don't even hear you, or bother to hear you. Ok idiot keep trying to put that square peg into a round hole.

I hate it when you call someone and leave them a message and they call you back and ask why you called and didn't listen to your message

What is the point of having a message service if you don't listen to it? You're wasting my time, I didn't need to talk to you, I told you what I wanted to say.

Typing, especially on phones.

People who need vision correction but don't wear glasses or contacts and ask me to read stuff to them

Pretty sure I posted this already, but daily I talk to people who can't read what they are doing/signing and it bugs me

When people don't put their MF shopping carts in the cart returns at the grocery store.

Bogus rage quit announcements

arson714 wrote: »

When people don't put their MF shopping carts in the cart returns at the grocery store.

That one really gets me too! I love it when they just push their cart between 2 cars and walk away like "Meh, oh well."

To add to this. People who just fling their door(s) wide open and don't seem to care if they door ding you.

at the theater when many rows are available, but people want to sit in my row causing me to get up for them.

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AdamAthletic wrote: »

Seeing people sat in the pub drinking at 11am, pretty much any day. or, walking down the street with a can of lager.
Call me judgemental but it doesn't seem conducive to improving your life.

Then again, I'm T-total and don't like alcohol in general so - I guess I'm unique there and people are perfectly entitled to live in a way they like so long as it doesn't have a negative effect on others!

teetotaler solidarity :flowerforyou:

i don't really care what people do or when they drink but sometimes after a hard night people smell like idk beer sweat? is that a thing? like the liquor or whatever is coming through their skin and that makes me want to puke

It's the worst!

I completely understand people enjoying a night in or a night out - you now, socially accepted drinking times. Even if I don't do it myself.
It's just years of walking through the various places I've lived and watched people shouting and breaking into fights because they're beer in and brain out - at lunchtime!

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AdamAthletic wrote: »

Seeing people sat in the pub drinking at 11am, pretty much any day. or, walking down the street with a can of lager.
Call me judgemental but it doesn't seem conducive to improving your life.

Then again, I'm T-total and don't like alcohol in general so - I guess I'm unique there and people are perfectly entitled to live in a way they like so long as it doesn't have a negative effect on others!

Some people work night shifts, so drinking at 11am for them would be like 11pm for a regular crowd

Given that I'm currently working a night shift, I maintain my view.
Though, I agree that my view may be skewed by the fact I don't drink - so, I'm perfectly willing to accept that although it irks me, it's likely perfectly reasonable.

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AdamAthletic wrote: »

dc8066 wrote: »

AdamAthletic wrote: »

Seeing people sat in the pub drinking at 11am, pretty much any day. or, walking down the street with a can of lager.
Call me judgemental but it doesn't seem conducive to improving your life.

Then again, I'm T-total and don't like alcohol in general so - I guess I'm unique there and people are perfectly entitled to live in a way they like so long as it doesn't have a negative effect on others!

Some people work night shifts, so drinking at 11am for them would be like 11pm for a regular crowd

Given that I'm currently working a night shift, I maintain my view.
Though, I agree that my view may be skewed by the fact I don't drink - so, I'm perfectly willing to accept that although it irks me, it's likely perfectly reasonable.

I am not fascinated by drinking alcohol neither. I was just bein' 'pacific' about 11 am activities - m'trying to say that there are lives outside our time zones, dimensions, yada

In agreement, though - the thread does specifically ask what irks you as an individual and this particular thing irks me, regardless of how reasonable it may be.
To be honest, drinking in general and how people react after drinking has always irked me, more-so during the day (or, whatever then 'day' is for that person).

That being said, I was always brought up with work as my number one priority - career driven, etc. And I think that being caught up in that has definitely had an impact on my views of what I consider reasonably acceptable.

"OMG, why is this place sooooo busy, how annoying!" Uhhh, I don't know, why are you here, you are actually part of the overcrowding issue, that's obvious, right?