People who position their carts across the entire aisle, making it impossible for you to get by, and when you say, excuse me, to them, they give you a dirty look. I just don’t get it. Do they really think they are the only person in Target/Walmart?
People who blow snot rockets in public.
Cashiers who immediatley after I’ve said, “I would like a burrito with no onions and an iced tea, and that will be to go.” say, “Is that for here or to go?” Did you not hear what I just said? And then they end up putting onions on my burrito.
People who throw cigarettes out the window. Especially here, where we’ve had drought conditions for 6 years and the hills sides are dried up tinder boxes waiting to catch fire. I’ve never seen a cop nearby when someone has done this, and certainly never seen anyone pulled over for doing this.
People weaving and slowing down and speeding up randomly because they’re talking on their cell phone while driving.
People who are walking down the middle of the parking lot texting, and not paying any attention to the fact that there is a car right behind them, or cars backing out. Completely oblivious.
Parents who yell obscenities at their children, or call them ugly names, or who hit their children in public (usually in Walmart).
People who don’t clean up their own dog’s poop.
People who refer to tagging as “graffiti art” rather than calling it what it really is, vandalism.
Groups of teenagers who talk loudly, as if no one else is around, and drop F bombs as if the F word was the most beautiful effing word in the world (especially in Taco Bell when I’m simply trying to get a burrito without onions and be on my way)
Seeing really young teenage girls dressed like hookers, especially when they are in the presence of their parents and the parents apparently think it’s cool (I have a cousin who’s kids dressed like hookers and she thought it was great. Both of her daughter’s ended up pregnant before they were 18, and her son got his 17 year old girlfriend pregnant).
Listening to Trump supporters refer to facts as “fake news.”
People posting memes on Facebook saying “type amen if you love Jesus” or asking you to “like” a post within 30 seconds and you will reap the reward of cash in the next week, or “type yes” if you think Jesus should be in schools. And people who simply re-post every single meme that comes down the pike, rather than ever having a single independent thought. I’d like to know what some of these people are up to, because they are my friends, but they never say anything about what they are doing, or what they think, because they only re-post memes.