Things that make you irrationally angry

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People who leave SO MUCH ROOM at stop lights. I am so tempted to slide right in front of them to show how much room there is. Like three car lengths. Please pull UP so that more cars can get through the damn light, selfish twats!

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Anyone who doesn't do their job, causing me to do more work at mine. Same for any company (beyond the usual suspects like Comcast and Verizon) who don't actually help you or causes you to have to spend more time on something because of their screw up

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone who doesn't do their job, causing me to do more work at mine. Same for any company (beyond the usual suspects like Comcast and Verizon) who don't actually help you or causes you to have to spend more time on something because of their screw up

This is totally a rational complaint. I support you!

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Posters that overuse the word “heartbroken.”

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Anonymous wrote:People who watch videos with no headphones or talk on speaker phones on public transportation.

Or in my home. DH scrolls Tik Tok and Instagram with sound on and it drives me bonkers.

How old is DH? 15?

65. Sixty-five. That is not a typo.

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Anonymous wrote:When people make a PBJ and spread the jelly on top of the peanut butter instead of spreading the peanut butter on one slice of bread and jelly on the other slice. Wtf

I know this one! Or close! A friend (whom I almost killed) put PB on each bread then the jelly on PB. He said it was to keep the jelly from leaking through the bread. I get that, if you are packing your PBJ for a long haul. Like night before. Does that help?

Reader, I did not kill him. I led him to the light (PB on one side, jelly on the other, eat sandwich immediately).

Oh no. So gross. Then the jelly leaks through the bread. PB on both sides, jelly in the middle.

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Anonymous wrote:Being in a very quiet place where I am forced to listen to the sound of other people eating.

Slurping sounds! I will sometimes move to my couch to avoid DHs crunching sounds and soup slurping.

I know… I have issues.

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Anonymous wrote:People who leave SO MUCH ROOM at stop lights. I am so tempted to slide right in front of them to show how much room there is. Like three car lengths. Please pull UP so that more cars can get through the damn light, selfish twats!

+1
Relatedly, people who won't move up just a few inches so that people trying to get into the left turn lane may do so. I understand when there is simply no room to move up, but I often see either oblivious or passive/aggressive drivers refusing to move up (when possible) to allow cars behind them to get into the left lane. It's especially maddening when there's a left turn arrow and that dope makes us miss it.

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People who honk when I’m waiting to turn right on red wanting me to go. I’ve stopped turning my blinker on until right before I turn when I FEEL there is enough space with oncoming traffic

[Anonymous]

People who play music in their car so loud, that I can hear it if my car windows are closed

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Anonymous wrote:People who honk when I’m waiting to turn right on red wanting me to go. I’ve stopped turning my blinker on until right before I turn when I FEEL there is enough space with oncoming traffic

Yes, and the honks when you are waiting for a pedestrian to move through the crosswalk. Terrible people honking.

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Anonymous wrote:People who watch videos with no headphones or talk on speaker phones on public transportation.

Or in my home. DH scrolls Tik Tok and Instagram with sound on and it drives me bonkers.

How old is DH? 15?

65. Sixty-five. That is not a typo.

(DP)

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Anonymous wrote:Posters that overuse the word “heartbroken.”

Who?

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Anonymous wrote:Posters that overuse the word “heartbroken.”

Who?

There have been at least two posts in the last few days where the poster or their kid was "heartbroken" at something. To me, this word is most accurately applied to a romantic loss, not to being excluded from a party.

[Anonymous]

I find it annoying when I go into a store (usually Walmart!) and grab a shopping 🛒 cart in the front then while shopping the darn thing makes a loud, repetitive sound that distracts my entire shopping experience.

Sure I can always go back to the front of the store & grab another cart am usually too lazy to walk back up where the carts are located.
Lol.

I would say 80-85% of the time this happens to me at Walmart.
Rarely at Target.