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Jaquin -> RE: Pet Peeves (10/8/2012 9:46:48 AM)
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ORIGINAL: GreedyTop
Right there with you. ANd the fucking SCRIPTS.. FFS!!! LISTEN to me!! I have TOLD YOU 5 TIMES already what I have already tried!!!!
On the other end (scripted people who call you not you call them)
I had one call me the other day claiming to be from Microsoft saying my computer was sending them errors - I told her in no uncertain terms that my computer regardless of operating system would not do that without my knowing about it (that I know of): and she promptly hung up on me without even saying bye.
Pet Peeves, hmm.
- People who, in a store, feel the need to leave their cart blocking items or the aisle itself while they stand oblivious to others elsewhere.
- People who think they're better parents then the parents. Okay yes I have no kids but I have dealt with my sisters three girls since they were born and have babysat, in the house and at stores, them on a frequent enough basis to know that there are sometimes kids cry cause they fucking feel like it. They don't want a drink, or out, or a diaper change, or food or anything - they want to cry. We were all babies once, I'm sure we annoyed someone in our youth, let it be and don't patronize the caregiver for "not doing anything". Sometimes what you see is them after they've already tried everything and have switched "they just have to cry themselves out".
Furthermore: the kid could be crying cause you wouldn't let them have ice cream for breakfast a week ago and there's really not much you can do about that. My nieces bring up the past as an excuse to whine alllll the time. They'll be women one day, they gota practice [:-]
- Grown, apparently independent adults, who; when meeting with someone with more convenient resources, suddenly lose all ability to do things on their own. (ie. Don't have a car and just bus places but as soon as they have a friend with a car they act as if the bus can't do anything for them anymore.) I actually know a few people like this, thankfully I don't own a car.
- Oblivious people in general. I don't think I have any special abilities that I call upon when I know where people are around me, it's called perception.
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