Ocado home delivery bag everything up for you, take the bags out of the pallets and hand them to you and then refund the cost of the bags at the next visit if you return them. No other home delivery does that

I have a few, I hate it when people just drop litter, same with dog poo that is left ,people who decide to have a chat in the middle of the shops or pavements, cars parking on pavements unless there is no alternative, ill manners, people who walk their dogs in extreme heat after being told not to, unruly kids, Waiters who hang around your table while your eating I think a lot of the human race is annoying to be honest :laugh:

it would be easier to say the world annoys you :joker:

Your probably spot on Bots,:laugh: The world is fine it's some of the people in it that spoil it.:wavey:

I used to get my shopping delivered this was pre pandemic but tbh I do like to go out and see what is on offer :laugh:

Has anyone-else noticed a weird lack of sympathy that’s been present (to varying degrees) in public spaces since the hottest part of the pandemic ended? I feel like someone could slip and sprain their ankle on a wet aisle in Morrisons and only two people would bat an eyelid (and I’m not even talking about central London). Little-over ten years ago more people-than-not would give their last spare pound-coin just for someone short of bus-fare to be able to board but these days people seem more-and-more selfish and unsympathetic. I know naturally-cold personas have always existed (and in itself it’s not even such a bad thing) but basic public courtesy seems to have decreased in the past 10 years. Even in places like Liverpool (where it’s definitely still there but not to the extent that it was).

Hasn't been working in my favor so far, but I'm gonna keep trying. I'm no quitter.

Oh that's awful. There is one store in town that doesn't bag and I don't step foot in the place, I just consider it so cheap and rude of them. I wouldn't be able to stand people hurrying me or not giving me space, either. I will take my time and they can wait or change their business practices to accomodate the people waiting behind me.

Shut curtains....bloody disgrace at half 8 in the morning.

I know people can be annoying (especially if you’re quite reticent/shy and feel all the loud intrusiveness of all the hyper.-outgoing people out there with a certain discomfort) but I try not to let it get to me on a deep level because I remind myself that they could-well be nice people and annoyed by some of the stuff that peeves me off (people hogging your space in shopping aisles and whatnot); they just might-not realise they’re doing it (they might be half-asleep; they might have a lot on their mind). It’s still annoying but I prefer to reserve all the bitterness I’m internally-capable of for the people who (in my eyes) deserve it. where unassuming strangers are concerned it’s not personal. It’s still hella-annoying, but it’s nothing personal still.

Drivers insisting on you taking the right-of-way when you’re on-foot and taking a breather before you cross the road.

Nice gesture, love/buddy, but I legit. need to catch my breath so you might-as-well drive-off, trust-me.

A bit of a late reply, but I feel your pain on this one as well.

Oh I've definitely noticed a more mean side in society over the last 5 years or so.

And a more entitled, boundary-invasive side. Things seem to be getting marginally better but so-many people out there don’t understand the concept of boundaries or don’t really apprehend them cue that someone’s drawing the line with them and doesn’t want to get into anything personal with them (because they don’t like, trust or know them well-enough). No-one owes a (relative or total) stranger anything beyond stock cordiality but nowadays you get people you only know very vaguely trying to get all up in your business and making it awkward when you insert your boundaries. They’re the types of people who’ll go up to someone reading quietly with a face-mask on and think it’s a good idea to have a conversation with them. But all this is more of a deeper societal peeve than an ordinary public one per se.

Snottery beaks.

If you know, you know.

Extraverts using the library as a hub to talk loudly about party-plans for the weekend (not that I mind a bit of vibrant chit-chat) is surely another pet-peeve. People use libraries to get away from all that hubbub and noise.

Real life footage of Redway in a library

I'll never understand people who take long calls about Friday-night plans (unless there's Prosecco going for me) in a hub designed for research and reading. Please take it to the pub.

It’s gotten to the stage where TikTok dances are a desperately-banging topic of conversation on Thursday afternoons. Do people even know what a library is anymore or did they forget during Covid?

It read that the pop star Jason Derulo gets £75,000 everytime he puts a little ‘dance’ up on TikTok !!

He does at least one a day apparently !!


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He what?

anyone who wants to come here illegally thinking other people will pay for them

the lowest of the low


selfish

Jason Derulo recently revealed that he makes 'far more' than $75,000 per TikTok post, where he currently has 33 million followers.

Although he wouldn't put an actual number on how much he makes, saying it's 'tacky' to discuss such things, he confirmed to Complex it was far more than the proposed number.


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People sniffing/nose-sniffling constantly. Whether people feel that so strongly that they have a misophonic response to it or not it’s just not great having to listen to and see people vigorously rubbing snot into their nostrils and swallowing it like Malibu every five seconds. All it takes is a Kleenex.

I don’t know if I already mentioned that but yeah. Definitely a pet peeve. A bit of basic nasal hygiene doesn’t go amiss. Some people seem to do it as a sort of tic/allergy and others owe it to the fact that they’ve basically ruined their noses with cocaine but whatever the reason is I expect adults to know when to blow their noses. Perpetual sniffle-sniffle-sniffle nonsense is just too annoying, ugly and irritating for too many people for it to not be de-normalised to some extent. People need to learn to leave their damn noses alone.

Ahh. I see.

Soooo many

Folk walking and talking ( loudly ) to someone on their mobile …

Those imbeciles who press the pelican crossing button then just stroll on by …

People who eat their food out of plastic containers ( near you ) and spend 5 minutes loudly scraping the plastic of the insides … I have to stop myself leaning across to take the fork out of their hand
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the one that annoys me is people not saying thank you when u hold a door open

Yes !!

Plus those ignorant gits who just drive past without acknowledging you have let them go first ..


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Or letting them get past the gate first if you think they need a bit more space. Some people won’t even look you in the eye.

Talking of ignorant people, the elderly can sometimes be the worst. I was in a supermarket once when I was pregnant with my Josh and I got halfway down an aisle and this old man screamed at me...."get out of my way".

So true about the elderly !

My lovely wife was walking to the local PO when she noticed an old bloke had dropped something crossing the road .. she dashed into the road to pick it up .. it was 5 x £20 notes .. £100 !!

She ran on and handed it to him and he just snatched it off her and scowled !!


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typical Arista

I imagined him as being very young !?


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Yeah … I think he might be joking, Zizu. Try not to take things so literally, ey?

Ahhh


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People who always use brand names which may be unfamiliar to some people when referring to medication. Why say Zoloft, Anafranil and Ultram when you can just say sertraline, clomipramine and tramadol and make it easy for people to know which drug you’re talking about, rather than every silly brand-name under the sun? Where the hell did Novolog and Bayer come from? Why not just use its official generic name?

ATM machines asking you if you want your receipt/to see your balance when you literally selected the “cash only” (no balance, no receipt) option. If I wanted either I would’ve specified by now.

Wanting to settle into BBC news for a good few hours on your cosy off-days mid-week but having to contend with Nicky Campbell here, there and everywhere. I literally just want the news.

Public pet peeves
 

I just flick from 501 to 503 to 512 then to 522 for news items


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I tend to watch most of these things on mobile now though. It’s not that common that I park myself in front of the telly anymore. I probably should because there’s more obvious variety and Sky+ Smart TVs are a big asset but I tend to just stream iPlayer whenever I want to watch anything on BBC.

So the point is I can’t just flick to 522.