Things that make you irrationally angry

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Ordering on apps when at restaraunts.

Wtf? Paying that much and there’s no paper menu? What if my phone is dead or I’m on an important call?

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people who cross the street when they dont have the light, forcing cars to slow down, and put their hand up as if to say 'stop'.

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Anonymous wrote:Watching adults drink the leftover milk from their cereal bowl.

People who walk around while they’re eating an apple like they’re showing off or something.

OMG, this made me laugh out loud!

Me too. No lie!

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Anonymous wrote:People that jog in the street, especially when there is a sidewalk RIGHT THERE. Can someone that does this please explain why? It seems objectively (and unnecessarily) dangerous!

Many reasons:

1) clueless people on the sidewalk, especially with dogs
2) running on pavement is easier on joints than running on concrete
3) sidewalk may be uneven due to tree roots, damage, or blocked

As a former ultra-marathoner.

Concrete vs pavement doesnt really make a difference until you're up past the 20 mile mark.

Most of these people running in the streets are doing 3-5 miles. They need to get their asses on the sidewalks

No one is impressed by your “ultramarathoning.” We just think you’re insane.

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Anonymous wrote:People who say "very unique." It's either unique or not.

People who use lie and lay incorrectly. E.g., "I don't feel well and I need to lay down." Ugh.

Yes, I know that I seem like an annoying person.

I am also an annoyingly pedantic editor, but even this one doesn’t bother me.

I am also an editor and it bugs the hell out of me!

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Anonymous wrote:People who pronounce "Beijing" like "Beizhing." It's a HARD J. HARD J. Bay-JING. JFC.

I just worked myself into a lather.

There is also no 'cow' in Moscow.

Tokyo has two syllables, not three

Look, these are all the standard American pronunciations of these city names. Stay mad.

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Getting a robot when you try to call a credit card/airline/phone/electric company and having to scream agentagentagent

Being asked things that you can only find out by logging into an account when you are calling to report your internet is down.

Being transferred from agent to agent and having to repeat your story each time.

Being cut off while being connected to another agent, after having told your story over and over.

Having an agent refuse to help you when the account is in your husband's name and he is in Timbuktu and they want to send a security code to his phone in the middle of the night in Timbuktu.

Getting disconnected when being transferred to an agent after you've waited listening to bad music for half an hour already.

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Anonymous wrote:Getting a robot when you try to call a credit card/airline/phone/electric company and having to scream agentagentagent

Being asked things that you can only find out by logging into an account when you are calling to report your internet is down.

Being transferred from agent to agent and having to repeat your story each time.

Being cut off while being connected to another agent, after having told your story over and over.

Having an agent refuse to help you when the account is in your husband's name and he is in Timbuktu and they want to send a security code to his phone in the middle of the night in Timbuktu.

Getting disconnected when being transferred to an agent after you've waited listening to bad music for half an hour already.

This reminded me of how when I call Comcast I now have to listen to a whole spiel about wanting to connect me to the AI chatbot to solve my problem, and have to actively reject their prompts to connect me multiple times, when I don’t actually have a problem and am just trying to pay my bill

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Anonymous wrote:Ordering on apps when at restaraunts.

Wtf? Paying that much and there’s no paper menu? What if my phone is dead or I’m on an important call?

Go outside, no one wants to hear your phone call.

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Anonymous wrote:People who wait in a line, get to the front of the line, and then don't have their $hit together enough you expediently do whatever it is they need to do. Like still don't know their order, can't find their car, don't have the piece of paper the receptionist needs, etc. You were just standing in this line for several minutes talking on the phone or talking to your friend or staring out the window or whatever. WHY are you waiting until this moment to go digging through your purse or scrolling through your phone to find your ticket or whatever?!

I'm actually normal an extremely patient person but this one is just so baffling to me.

This bothers me too. I have to take calls at work and I don't understand why people call in for information but aren't prepared to take down the information. So I have to wait while they inexplicably can't find a pen and paper.

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Mispronounced or misused words. I have to bite my tongue so hard not to correct.

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Anonymous wrote:The family that brings 2 parents, all 8 kids and grandma to Costo and moves at a glacial pace blocking the entire exit.

The family that does the same but in the ER. They take up the majority of ER seats. At least 3 of the children are tired, hungry, and crying.

They are oblivious to their healthy children being exposed to harmful germs and overall suffering by being unnecessarily present in the ER.

They are uncaring and oblivious to everyone in the ER suffering while their children scream.

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Facebook or other social media responses with exclamation points after every sentence. On a post asking for doctor recs: "I love Dr. Smith! I went in for a sprained ankle! The receptionist was really nice with forgot my insurance card! The doctor said it was just a sprain!"

Oh and my newest rage inducer: overuse of question marks. Have you noticed this? For example, "They were already closed when we got there. The website says they close at 9? That's why I went at 8:30?"

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Drivers who don’t use turn signals. It’s so much fun and my favorite part of driving - bonus points if my car makes a satisfying clicky sound.

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Anonymous wrote:When I am trying to log in to a website on my phone, and they have to text me a code, which I look at and try to memorize, and then go back to enter the code and the keyboard displays the code, but only for a second, until you start typing, and then it disappears, and you forgot what all the numbers are. Why doesn’t the display stay there for the full typing of the numbers??

I copy and paste.

That doesn’t work when you have to put each number in their own individual box.