[user104658]

Urgh I hate them, I would change my route to avoid them. And they do appear to be getting worse, shouting after people and trying to shame them for not talking to them. A girl waving leaflets at us for a children's autism charity tried to stop us last week in Glasgow, my wife stopped and said chattily to her that we already support autism charities and that our youngest daughter (who was with us) is autistic... The girl literally rolled her eyes at us, said "hmph" and shot off to try to stop someone else.

Still... They're not quite as bad as the ones who do the same thing but for Sky / TalkTalk / the big Energy companies. "can I just ask which broadband supplier you are with?". No you can't you nosy ****, leave me alone!