It's on there. You have to speak up for yourself. That's why I honk at people who sit at green lights.
Took my wife to see Wicked last night (late Christmas present) and the lady sitting next to us brought her newborn baby with her. So of course, not 30 seconds after the lights went down, the baby started crying. It's a baby, after all. She was nice enough to leave as soon as it happened, but.....how much did she pay for that ticket to spend the entire time out in the lobby? So yeah....people who bring babies/small children to places they shouldn't annoy the hell out of me. And I LOVE kids. But there's a time and a place, you know?
People who read the entire menu at the drive thru. It’s fking P Terrys. You literally only have like 5 options… if you don’t know, GO INSIDE!!
People who still struggle at self-pay gas pumps. This **** has been around for 25+ years. It should be muscle memory at this point.
People who have to have a full pharmacist consultation in the drive thru line. If you have to do anything more than pick up a refill....GO INSIDE. Same with banks. Anything more than a quick deposit...GO INSIDE. And why do you have to go to the bank anyway? You can do almost anything you want online these days. Only thing I occasionally have to go for is to deposit my kids allowance (cash) into their savings accounts. Can't do that online, unfortunately.
Yeah, I do it that way every now and then but I still want them to feel the actual value of money they've worked for. And that means doing it old school. Counting up their cash, filling out a deposit slip and going to the bank to deposit it. Like the good lord intended!
Screw that noise. I drive up with cash, my debit card and license and say I need to deposit. They fill everything out.
Okay, I gotta vent. These spoiled teens with their obnoxious giggles in public are driving me nuts! Like seriously, what's so hilarious about the fact that juice comes in different flavors?
Impatient people behind me at the drive thru lane at the bank. Same for the pharmacy. You in a hurry? WALGREENS ONLINE
People who put lawn signs (in front of house and apartment complexes), that their kid graduated from a local high school. This could be a generational thing. And degree-wise, less of annoyance and but a small dose of eye-roll and a little perplexed. Graduating high school is cool and in today's job market; a bare minimum even. So great if the kid graduated (could even be with C's and D's... who knows). Couldn't a family could just celebrate getting a cake or going out to eat? Started seeing this more in the last 5 years. Nothing wrong people being happy; people could celebrate really anything... just HS seems like a bar regular kids should clear. Unless I'm applying for a job, do I want (or care) to let other people know that I graduated from HS?
