Anonymous wrote:Land o lakes butter.

This was Jacques Pepin’s butter of choice. If it was good enough for him, it’s good enough for me.

Anonymous wrote:Women who wash their hair once a week and think they look clean spraying their head with nasty dry shampoo.

People who use the word “nasty.”

Women who wash their hair once a week and think they look clean spraying their head with nasty dry shampoo.

I know it’s wrong but I judge a bit when I visit a friend and they have a filthy house, especially if it’s a filthy kitchen and bathrooms. IMO there’s no excuse for that. No matter your income level or job situation or family setup, you should have the time and tools to keep your house clean.

I’ve visited friends with cat hair everywhere, stinking litter boxes, dead roaches in the bathroom, dirty dishes piled in the sink and on the counters. That is disgusting.

Anonymous wrote:Any tattoos

Coughing sneezing yawning without putting your hand over your mouth

Not looking someone in the eye and acknowledging them / saying hello

Open toe shoes at the office or any formal event

People who expect to crawl over you or vice versa to get to their seat on an airplane or train. No, the person at the aisle gets up.

Anyone overweight

Winston Churchill, despite being overweight, was an aristocrat and I just bet that you would bow and kowtow to any British aristocrat whatever their weight because you are an insufferable nobody.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know if it's a "snobbery," per se, but toddlers and young kids with iPads or phones.

+1. Even educated-looking UMC moms at Whole Foods have their kids glued to iPads or their large iPhone maxes. It's crazy.

This is one of the things for me that poor people shouldn't do, but it's fine if the rich/UMC do it.

Really? I'd judge you way harder if you're a rich-looking SAHM at Whole Foods letting your kid on an iPad than I would someone who is coming home from a shift job on the metro with their kid.

I judge people who insist on making a performance of reading to/entertaining their children in restaurants with that over-exaggerated voice and acting. No one wants to hear your rendition of The Giving Tree. Just give him the iPad and STFU.

Lmaof

You gotta go to college.

Anonymous wrote:I try to push myself when these come up for me, but one I really struggle with is bad tattoos. ESP leg (any gender), sleeve (women), neck or face. I cannot understand the decision making framework that resulted in these existing for people unless maybe they have trauma?

tattoos - any tattoo I just am not fond of them no matter what they say or mean

People who have visible piles of what appears to be junk in their front yards.
People who leave unplayed with and untouched kids' toys all over the front yard for months.

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Anonymous wrote:I don't know if it's a "snobbery," per se, but toddlers and young kids with iPads or phones.

+1. Even educated-looking UMC moms at Whole Foods have their kids glued to iPads or their large iPhone maxes. It's crazy.

This is one of the things for me that poor people shouldn't do, but it's fine if the rich/UMC do it.

Really? I'd judge you way harder if you're a rich-looking SAHM at Whole Foods letting your kid on an iPad than I would someone who is coming home from a shift job on the metro with their kid.

They are usually shopping in TJ Maxx or Target, not coing from work. I work with them. I'd know. It's about doing the child disservice. The kid is already behind when born.

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Anonymous wrote:MAGAs
Smokers
Public Schools
Suburbs
Trads
Uneducated folks
Guns
Pitbulls
Fake Nails
PTA moms

Public schools??? That’s roughly 85% of the population… (I just googled it, actually surprised it’s not even higher.)

Same. On one hand, I feel sorry for people who cannot afford private schools. But then, I see that really good education is a privilege for a limited number of people. The same as a really good quality foods, grown clean and organic, prepared freshly at home every day.

lol

Anonymous wrote:Land o lakes butter.

As a baker, this is the correct answer.