Small acts that signal to strangers you are TA

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Parking in two parking spots or even worse, parallel parking in vertical parking spots to keep your precious sports car free of neighbors

On cold blustery days standing in a doorway, holding the door open to talk to somebody inside the shop

Arguing with customer service reps or cashiers at a store

Letting your dog run off leash in a park

Taking your dog to a school playground to play in the fenced in field

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Riding your bike on a busy road during rush hour

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Being rude to waitstaff or cashiers

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Leaving your car parked at the gas station pump (not pumping gas) and running in the mini-mart or to another store/coffee place next door. It's a gas pump NOT a parking lot and you're a jerk.

Knowingly watching me trying to get around your grocery cart THAT BLOCKING THE ENTIRE ISLE and not moving it. Like making eye contact with me and not moving it.

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Talking on speaker phone or listening info to music/video with no headphones.

Not picking up your dog’s shit.

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Dumping your dog shit bag in my trash can after the trash guy left.

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I am seeing the loud phone more and more, always men. One was at obgyn with his pregnant wife, blasting a stupid game.

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Anonymous wrote:Leaving your car parked at the gas station pump (not pumping gas) and running in the mini-mart or to another store/coffee place next door. It's a gas pump NOT a parking lot and you're a jerk.

Knowingly watching me trying to get around your grocery cart THAT BLOCKING THE ENTIRE ISLE and not moving it. Like making eye contact with me and not moving it.

Oooooh the first one is my biggest pet peeve. Even if you pull up to an empty gas station, a smaller station with say only 8 pumps can get crowded if only 3 other people pull up. Pump your gas and then pull into a parking spot to do your shopping, that’s why they’re there!

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Anonymous wrote:Pulling up to the curb to run into Starbucks or the dry cleaners.

Everyone is just dropping off or picking up, park in a parking space and walk in like the rest of us.

Actually, those are important people.

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Getting involved in an MLM (which is bad enough) and then your whole Facebook/IG presence, which was previously just funny memes and pictures of your kids and pets for your friends and family, is now scammy engagement bait. “Friends! Are you still cleaning with toxic chemikills?!?! Ask me how to clean with just WATER!!! And how you can earn money from home!!!!!111”

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Talking on the phone while on the treadmill at the gym, in an elevator, or on an airplane before takeoff.

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Anonymous wrote:Getting involved in an MLM (which is bad enough) and then your whole Facebook/IG presence, which was previously just funny memes and pictures of your kids and pets for your friends and family, is now scammy engagement bait. “Friends! Are you still cleaning with toxic chemikills?!?! Ask me how to clean with just WATER!!! And how you can earn money from home!!!!!111”

I can live with that. I think it's worse to get a message from an old friend, sounding like they want to reconnect, and then it's actually a bait and switch and they try to sell you something!

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Anonymous wrote:Leaving your cart in the grocery lot.

+a million

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Standing up and rushing the aisle as soon as the plane lands.

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Anonymous wrote:Parking in two parking spots or even worse, parallel parking in vertical parking spots to keep your precious sports car free of neighbors

On cold blustery days standing in a doorway, holding the door open to talk to somebody inside the shop

Arguing with customer service reps or cashiers at a store

Letting your dog run off leash in a park

Taking your dog to a school playground to play in the fenced in field

90% of the time they’re TAs or their company is. If there’s a reason to argue typically it’s because the customer is getting dicked over in some way.