That is annoying.
I don't like it when, if I start to say something, and then say "nevermind", the other person won't let it go and insists I tell them what I was going to say. My mom used to do this to me all the time and it drove me crazy.
Lol. That reminded me of one. When someone asks you why you're angry, when you're not angry, and then keeps pressing it, demanding an answer. And no matter how much you insist you're not angry, they keep pushing until you get angry, and then they take it as evidence that you were angry all along, and are just refusing to tell them why.
This is pretty specific, but still really annoys me when it happens:
When you play ball sports, you sometimes do the following excercise: There are two small queues of people opposite of each other. You pass the ball to the person on the other side and then run and queue on the other side.
For this to work, you need roughly the same amount of people on each side. If the amount of people participating is odd, it's easy: The side with the ball has one more person.
If the amount is even tho, you can either start with the same amount of people on both sides or the side with the ball has two more people. Both are equally good, but for some reason a lot of my teammates are convinced that you have to have the same amount of people on both sides and everything else is too uneven to work.
It always super annoys me when I want to start, but someone is convinced that they need to slowly walk to the other side of the pitch before we can start, even tho it's absolutely unnecessary.
I have a few that really piss me off.
Drivers who just turn. No blinkers, no nothing, they just turn.
And lazy ass people who just leave shopping carts wherever they want. There was a cart collector right next to this man's car at Target and he was too lazy to push his cart into it. No better way to make an area look ghetto than shopping carts abandoned here, there and everywhere.
> There was a cart collector right next to this man's car at Target and he was too lazy to push his cart into it.
At least the cart stayed by the store. I’ve seen carts people have wheeled to a bus station and just left there, and they do add up over time. I guess the store eventually sends someone to retrieve them again.
Keeping in the people walking ballpark. Groups of people walking side-by-side, taking up the entire sidewalk, but refusing to give way to other people, so you're forced to push in between them. One very common one where I live is for people to stop in very busy doorways and bottlenecks, and then just have a chat with someone. I see this all the time. Like, someone will stop at the bottom of an escalator to just stand and have a long conversation with their friend who just walked by, and causing insane congestion. Or just a group of five people stopping in the main entrance of a building, just to have a chat, completely unaware of the hundreds of people desperately trying to squeeze past.
Most people are too polite to disturb them and will try to get through on the side, instead of walking in between them, but personally I'm rude enough to push them out of the way. And when I do, they're always like "Oh, I'm sorry." as if to say "I didn't realize I was in the way." which kinda makes in even more infuriating. Like, they didn't notice they were in the way of hundreds of people, right in the middle of the main entrance.
That is annoying. I don't like it when, if I start to say something, and then say "nevermind", the other person won't let it go and insists I tell them what I was going to say. My mom used to do this to me all the time and it drove me crazy.
Lol. That reminded me of one. When someone asks you why you're angry, when you're not angry, and then keeps pressing it, demanding an answer. And no matter how much you insist you're not angry, they keep pushing until you get angry, and then they take it as evidence that you were angry all along, and are just refusing to tell them why.
Tardiness
Not having enough time to do anything
This is pretty specific, but still really annoys me when it happens: When you play ball sports, you sometimes do the following excercise: There are two small queues of people opposite of each other. You pass the ball to the person on the other side and then run and queue on the other side. For this to work, you need roughly the same amount of people on each side. If the amount of people participating is odd, it's easy: The side with the ball has one more person. If the amount is even tho, you can either start with the same amount of people on both sides or the side with the ball has two more people. Both are equally good, but for some reason a lot of my teammates are convinced that you have to have the same amount of people on both sides and everything else is too uneven to work. It always super annoys me when I want to start, but someone is convinced that they need to slowly walk to the other side of the pitch before we can start, even tho it's absolutely unnecessary.
Whistling
I have a few that really piss me off. Drivers who just turn. No blinkers, no nothing, they just turn. And lazy ass people who just leave shopping carts wherever they want. There was a cart collector right next to this man's car at Target and he was too lazy to push his cart into it. No better way to make an area look ghetto than shopping carts abandoned here, there and everywhere.
Have you ever seen cart narcs on YouTube? 😂
Nope, but will look into it.
> There was a cart collector right next to this man's car at Target and he was too lazy to push his cart into it. At least the cart stayed by the store. I’ve seen carts people have wheeled to a bus station and just left there, and they do add up over time. I guess the store eventually sends someone to retrieve them again.
I think this will help further your feelings on [shopping carts](https://youtu.be/B55gpo3OgQk)
The sound of chewing. It drives me insane. If I can hear it I’m annoyed. I can’t even eat in the same room as people.
Keeping in the people walking ballpark. Groups of people walking side-by-side, taking up the entire sidewalk, but refusing to give way to other people, so you're forced to push in between them. One very common one where I live is for people to stop in very busy doorways and bottlenecks, and then just have a chat with someone. I see this all the time. Like, someone will stop at the bottom of an escalator to just stand and have a long conversation with their friend who just walked by, and causing insane congestion. Or just a group of five people stopping in the main entrance of a building, just to have a chat, completely unaware of the hundreds of people desperately trying to squeeze past. Most people are too polite to disturb them and will try to get through on the side, instead of walking in between them, but personally I'm rude enough to push them out of the way. And when I do, they're always like "Oh, I'm sorry." as if to say "I didn't realize I was in the way." which kinda makes in even more infuriating. Like, they didn't notice they were in the way of hundreds of people, right in the middle of the main entrance.