What's your irrational pet peeve of the moment?

[Anonymous]

When influencers tap their nails on a product in a video. It makes a super annoying noise.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Right down: my apartment building switched to a new laundry provider that uses an app. About 50% of the time when you select start on the app (AFTER you pay and put in your clothes, soap, etc) the laundry machines… just don’t start. So then I have to use the in-app chat to get my money back and do a tour of the building to find working machines. It’s been 3 months and I’m beyond annoyed every time I have to do laundry. I never thought I’d miss hoarding quarters this much, but all the coin operated machines I’ve ever used have always worked unless they were broken in normal, clearly obvious ways.

That sounds beyond awful. Especially digging clothes out of the machine, ESPECIALLY if you use bulk detergent (liquid or dry).

[Anonymous]

People making noises with their mouth like chewing

[Anonymous]

The fill window washing fluid light on my Subaru dashboard. It never turns off no matter how much fluid I add to the container. It’s not a safety issue and not something I want to spend a lot of money to fix. It’s just really annoying.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Was just at the grocery store… long lines and a new cashier come by to open a new register and say “I can help the next customer.” And the woman behind me rushes over.

Larry David should make a whole episode about this exact scenario.

It drives me crazy

Yes- so rude! Usually cashiers are good about snagging someone who is waiting. I'm quick and can get over there quickly but would never take someone's place ahead of me. I'll get there and wave them over to save their spot.

I like the lines when it's just one common line and the next person goes to the first cashier available. Because I tend to always pick the wrong line at the grocery store where there's a price check, or someone wants to argue over a coupon, or they're chatting up a storm to the cashier slowing everything down. And because I've got half my stuff on the belt I can't leave to go to the new cashier who just opened up the next lane. One common line isn't very feasible at the grocery store but it would be so much more fair.

[Anonymous]

My Christmas shopping list seems to be growing and I never feel like I am getting wishes or something to everyone I want to be in touch with!