People who stalk me in a parking lot so they can park in my spot when I leave

Tony Marino wrote:

People who stalk me in a parking lot so they can park in my spot when I leave

That makes me angry too. Crazy as it sounds, there have been times when I have either stopped walking, or walked in a direction away from my car, just to throw them off. On the flip-side though, if someone rolls down their windows and politely asks if I'm coming out, I'll indulge them.

But just to give my own answer:
It bugs me when a cashier gives me two fives/two tens instead of that ten/twenty dollar bill in their drawer when they're making change.

For me it's:

1) People who interrupt me. That really makes me mad.

2) While I'm driving on the interstate, people who "cruise" in the left lane. Hello, the left lane is for passing!

People wandering into the theater after the movie has started. Usually they can't even be quiet. It's "Where do you want to sit?" "How about there?" "That's too close." If they decide it's a seat where they have to pass in front of me I'm really annoyed at that point.

Get there on time. Find a seat. And for the love of god, SHUT UP!!

When people offer me food after a funeral. I see the buffet table, you don't have to tell me about the chicken.

CeCe wrote:

People wandering into the theater after the movie has started. Usually they can't even be quiet. It's "Where do you want to sit?" "How about there?" "That's too close." If they decide it's a seat where they have to pass in front of me I'm really annoyed at that point.

Get there on time. Find a seat. And for the love of god, SHUT UP!!

What about when they bring a BABY to an R rated movie and the child starts wailing. Why do they allow babies in the movie theatre anyway?

I am very unfortunate because mine happens A LOT. People who say "huh?" every time they are spoken to. Even during a conversation. They lose track and have to interrupt, the other person or even themselves, to say huh and catch up. I think it is a brain thing.

Tony Marino wrote:

CeCe wrote:

People wandering into the theater after the movie has started. Usually they can't even be quiet. It's "Where do you want to sit?" "How about there?" "That's too close." If they decide it's a seat where they have to pass in front of me I'm really annoyed at that point.

Get there on time. Find a seat. And for the love of god, SHUT UP!!

What about when they bring a BABY to an R rated movie and the child starts wailing. Why do they allow babies in the movie theatre anyway?

They honestly shouldn't. I know sitters can be expensive or hard to find sometimes, but that's one of the sacrifices you make when you have kids. I had a span of several years before I could go to the theater with any regularity when they were too small. And now considering how ridiculous ticket prices can be, it isn't fair to everyone else.

It bugs/angers me when people have peculiar or improper ways of pronouncing certain words.

MandyPerfumeGirl wrote:

For me it's:



2) While I'm driving on the interstate, people who "cruise" in the left lane. Hello, the left lane is for passing!

Thankfully, there is at least one other person out there who gets it. Add when people change lanes or make turns and don't signal.

People with a large cart of items that don't let me go ahead when I only have one or two things.

In the supermarket when you stand in the U-scan lane, and some nosy busy body stands there examining your cart to make sure you only have the limited number of items allotted.

Chris wrote:

In the supermarket when you stand in the U-scan lane, and some nosy busy body stands there examining your cart to make sure you only have the limited number of items allotted.

I've seen people do that in the express lane too. One told the cashier one time that the person had 14 items instead of 12. They just got a blank stare.

Which speaking of that type, I was at a restaurant last week. This place always has a wait, but not very long. They called our name & then another couple so we all go to the desk & they start to seat us. The woman says "excuse me but WE should be first. I saw it in the computer & OUR names were first." Now both parties are there to be seated. Ours was a party of 4, hers was a party of 2. So we're not being seated at the same size table. And they've been called. She acted like the extra 30 seconds it probably took to seat them was some big thing. Poor guy doing the seating just looked at her like "what the hell" & seated us. People are funny.

Groups of kids walking around outside....especially when I'm driving.