ADA as in Americans with Disabilities Act? What the heck does the close elevator door button have to do with disabilities? Can anyone explain this? |
I'm pretty sure in this scenario, they're the assholes, not you. |
I circle by the samples I really like a Costco more than once. And I pretty much never buy those items. Not total a-hole status, I know. But the next one takes me there, I promise.
On hot days when people are generally very sweaty and smelly on the Metro, I put my bag in the seat next to me, put my earbuds in, and close my eyes. When you ask to sit there or ask for me to move my stuff, I pretend I can't hear you and I'm sleeping. I also like to give tourists the wrong directions. Not the foreign ones because I understand their cell phone GPS may not work here, but domestic tourists are fair game. |
I park in the parking spaces reserved for pregnant women/women with small children and in the spaces reserved for Vets.
If there's no fine associated with it, it's not a real law or real thing. |
Yes, consideration and respect for others is not a "real thing." You, pp, win the contest. |
I've heard many times that the close door button isn't supposed to work, but it absolutely does in my office building.
I use it all the time. I would never stick my arm in a closing elevator door to re-open it and consider that the real asshole move. |
Well that explains why it doesn't work in my office building...I'd always wondered. Lots of people stick their arms in our building. So aggravating, but perhaps more so, are the ones that keep it there to continue the conversation they are having with someone outside. |
After three days of solicitors coming to my door, one white guy tried to sell me meat two days in a row, I yelled at the next person who came to my door-- I don't want any! It turns out she was asking for directions and went to the next door neighbor to get them. |
Doesn't it make you feel bad, using your relative's mental illness as a conversation starter/joke? I work with people with psychosis/delusions - your aunt thinks this way because she's sick and this is how her brain interprets the world. You think a younger relative wouldn't treat it like a funny party trick. Sad. |
Classic |
Attention *ssholes with dogs: if you let your Fido pee or poop on my small flower bed a sprinkler will pop up furiously. |
I'm not talking about "a little slower." I'm talking people who are going 30 in a 45, or 25 on a merge ramp. If you habitually cannot keep reasonably near the flow of traffic, you are a hazard and an obstruction and should not drive. Call a cab or an Uber or a Metro Access shuttle. The person who can't put their foot down on an on-ramp and tries to merge into traffic going 60 while they're doing 30 is also forcing everyone behind them to attempt to merge at that speed, since they can't get by, and that's hugely dangerous. |
So people don't shut the door on the blind guy with a cane; person on crutches; someone who is generally unstable on their feet; and, the elderly. Mostly thought it's to piss off impatient people who pointlessly poke at the button. |
Not so fast, there. I work in mental health as well and you can be into this stuff, and even know that it's wacky without it being mental illness. I wouldn't Iintroduce people on a topic that I knew was not common ground, but that's just awkward hosting abilities, not an asshole. |
Funny, I put up signs at the far end of the parking lot that read "Reserved for Crossfitters and Marathon Runners". |