Petty Vents

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Paper notecards misspelled as stationary.

It’s stationery!

Breath and breathe misspelled and misused.

Misuse of apostrophes.

+1

Wonder for wander. "Are you missing this dog? He's wondering the neighborhood."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Paper notecards misspelled as stationary.

It’s stationery!

Breath and breathe misspelled and misused.

Misuse of apostrophes.

+1

Wonder for wander. "Are you missing this dog? He's wondering the neighborhood."

DP. Here’s mine: should of instead of should have. Like nails on a chalkboard.

But I don’t even know how people still do this. I had to override my autocorrect to type that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The word “littles”.

When moms refer to themselves and other moms as “mommas”.

I find these petty, and I roll my eyes at myself for thinking they’re petty, but here we are.

I think it’s cute and I love it. Me and my girls talk like this and don’t have any issues with it.

You. My petty vent is you. You are 30+ years old and you call your friends your girls. Your name is Kaylee, isn't it? ISN'T IT????

[Anonymous]

I live up n a neighborhood with narrow streets and cars parked on both sides. Sometimes there isn’t enough room for two cars to pass each other, and one has to pull over and wait. My petty complaint is that if I’ve yielded to an oncoming driver by pulling over and coming to a complete stop, I hate it when the other driver then slows down to 5 mph or even worse, comes to a stop themselves. I already got out of your way! Just go, dammit. You make me regret yielding to you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate how my neighbor brings in my trash cans every week. Every week I tell her it’s my DC main weekly chore. Every week she brings them in before we have a chance. I think it makes her feel neighborly, but it annoys the crap out of me.

Yes! My neighbor also does this! I swear she stands outside at the crack of dawn on garbage day so the cans are put away immediately. She also recently cut the branches of my trees that grow over our shared walkway before I could get them. I feel judged by it.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am probably in the wrong here but have for the longest time been arranging my Costco items in the cart barcodes up, for a quick scan by the cashier and no taking them out and putting them in.
I recently had a cashier give me whole lecture how it’s so bad and she has to make sure there is nothing hidden in the cart and how now she needs to take everything out just to make sure. She started lifting each and every item and scanning it, trying to not double scan etc.
I just use the self checkout now. Sorry not sorry if she is replaced by a self checkout!

That's odd. At my Costco they actually prefer it if you leave items in the cart while I prefer to take them out, all but the super bulky items.

Maybe it was one odd cashier but I am not risking it again!

[Anonymous]

Abbreviation AITA gaining prominence on this forum. Yes YATA for using it, it doesn’t belong here!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The douchey private trainer at my gym (not employed by the gym, but employed by gym clients) who literally hogs every piece of equipment by marking them with used towels making it almost impossible for me to get my full workout done. I hate confrontation so while I should say something to him instead I've changed my workout schedule so as to avoid him, Problem is, he just about lives there and is there what seems to be 24/7. Now I'm getting more pissed about it because I'm going to the gym today and I know he's going to be there.

He literally looks all three of these dbags.

Report him to the gym or find another one.
This is why I work out at home!!

Not PP, but I lift heavy shit and I don’t have $40,000 nor the space for all the equipment I need. That said, I have no issues moving douche nozzle’s towel out of the way while he supersets 10 different machines.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:People. That's my vent. I hate people.

I'm with you.

I'm working at a coffee shop today and noticed my order was ready at the counter. I was seated maybe 6 feet from the counter but there were two women looking at their phones and waiting for their orders, blocking the path. The only other way to get to the counter is to go back out towards the door and skirt around a half wall barrier and approach from the other side. I said "excuse me" in a perfectly polite tone of voice and they moved, but one turned to the other and said loudly "She could have got around" with an eyeroll.

People are rude, entitled, $hitheads and do not deserve this earth.

I’ve been saying that a lot lately..I hate people too. It ta strong word, but it just fits a lot of people’s attitudes now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get so annoyed when I stop at a stop sign and yield to walking pedestrians and they don't offer up a quick wave of acknowledgment. Same for cars who I let cut in front of me.

My not so petty vent are drivers who don't come to a complete stop at stop signs and don't look for pedestrians crossing at the stop sign. And no, no one owes you a wave for not killing them when they have the right of way and you're supposed to have come to a full stop.

[Anonymous]

PP total prissy lady and pearl clutcher but I abhor foul language peppered in everyday speech. I work with students of all ages and it’s jarring to hear even in young ES students.

When I can, I tell the student that that language is inappropriate and disrespectful.

I have my own college age DS and so the same with him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:PP total prissy lady and pearl clutcher but I abhor foul language peppered in everyday speech. I work with students of all ages and it’s jarring to hear even in young ES students.

When I can, I tell the student that that language is inappropriate and disrespectful.

I have my own college age DS and so the same with him.

I don't mind certain curse words among adults. But I hate hearing children use bad words. I heard my son say "oh frick this!" And told him it's inappropriate (yes, he said frick).

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The douchey private trainer at my gym (not employed by the gym, but employed by gym clients) who literally hogs every piece of equipment by marking them with used towels making it almost impossible for me to get my full workout done. I hate confrontation so while I should say something to him instead I've changed my workout schedule so as to avoid him, Problem is, he just about lives there and is there what seems to be 24/7. Now I'm getting more pissed about it because I'm going to the gym today and I know he's going to be there.

He literally looks all three of these dbags.

Report him to the gym or find another one.
This is why I work out at home!!

Just sleep with him - that’s what he really wants

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Paper notecards misspelled as stationary.

It’s stationery!

Breath and breathe misspelled and misused.

Misuse of apostrophes.

+1

Wonder for wander. "Are you missing this dog? He's wondering the neighborhood."

Further and farther

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The word “littles”.

When moms refer to themselves and other moms as “mommas”.

I find these petty, and I roll my eyes at myself for thinking they’re petty, but here we are.

I think it’s cute and I love it. Me and my girls talk like this and don’t have any issues with it.

Since no doubt your "girls" are just your little clique of preschool mommies and not your daughters, this is unsurprising.

Wow. You must be lonely and bitter and not have a group of girls to call as your friends.