Want to know what I hate?

when people have ENTIRE conversations within your hearing distance about the project you're working on, then spend 15 minutes REPEATING themselves rather than just inviting you into the discussion. It would save me a LOT of time.

i think that if they're talking about you, you have the right to invite yourself into the discussion. also a time saver.

Sounds like you spent the day in a microcosm called Jerkland.

wehey let's list things we hate

You know what I hate?

Security checks at the aiport! Standing in line waiting for some dude to search around your bag and not fining anything! It's a waste of time.
I was not allowed to take the sauce for my dorritos :P So I had to eat my dorritos with the sauce before be allowed to board the damn plane

You know what grinds my gears?
People who get to the turnstile, especially if there's only 1 or 2, and then start to take their metrocard out of their wallet or bag.
Really? Are you surprised that you need a metrocard? What did you think was going to happen? Free subway day?

Superclam wrote: You know what grinds my gears?
People who get to the turnstile, especially if there's only 1 or 2, and then start to take their metrocard out of their wallet or bag.
Really? Are you surprised that you need a metrocard? What did you think was going to happen? Free subway day?

+1

I hate people who give a large bill to pay for something that costs $6.37 then say, "Oh wait, I have the 37 cents." then spend two minutes digging in their pockets for the change. Like you are actually saving the cashier some trouble, when it's plainly clear that the cashier already had made the change and is ready to give it to you, as if you are never going to ever get any change ever again in your life, as if those few coins are going to weigh you down during the day. And anyway, why not give them $1.37? That way you could have them give you back bills in $5 denominations, no singles, because those singles could be weighing you down too, cluttering up your wallet.

From http://www.recombinantrecords.net/docs/2009-07-I-Like-Music.html