I hate it when people are smug. To me, smugness is just a veiled form of rudeness, that’s attempting to be cute.
I hate it when people (usually women) see you coming down the aisle at Walmart and then they purposely push their shopping cart into the aisle on an angle, completely blocking everyone else’s path. Then when you say, “Excuse me.” Then they give you and up and down look and a dirty stare.
I hate it when people yell in the aisle at the grocery store, whilst talking on their blue tooth phone (that I can’t see) so I assume they’re yelling at me. Then they give me an up and down look and a dirty stare when I ask, “What?”
I hate it when sales clerks or cashiers mumble something to a senior citizen, and when the senior citizen doesn’t respond because he/she couldn’t hear the clerk, they let out an exasperated, angry sigh and then shout rudely at the senior.
All they had to do, in the first place, was to realize that most seniors don’t hear and see as well as younger folks, so they need to look them directly in the eye and enunciate clearly (taking care not to mumble or shout) and to use regular language instead of slang/jargon.
I hate it when after sitting in a long line of traffic, and waiting patiently to get off the freeway at the next exit, while letting other’s entering the freeway from my right side get past me, some joker darts in from the left lane, practically causing a pile up, just because he thinks he deserves to be there and he/she is too lazy to wait in line, or just go up to the next exit and double back, instead of risking lives. I’ve witnessed lots of horrible accidents on our freeways due to this kind of sh*t.
Bicyclists who demand more than their fair share of the roadway, but never, ever stop at a stop sign or stop light, or use a hand turn signal and never give pedestrians the right of way. All while wearing those ridiculous skin tight, wiener emphasizing pants as though they were racing on a velodrome, rather than driving down the middle of a heavily populated shopping area and then having the gall to put their hand on your car, because they haven’t yet learned how to balance.
People that look at me with disgust and ridicule, when they find out that I’m a vegetarian.
People that are hurt and disgusted when they find out that I’m an agnostic.
People that are angry and disgusted by Christmas traditions, even though they are self-proclaimed Christians, and then they make fun of me and my family (who are agnostics) for celebrating Christmas. These are the same people that often say, “If I hear one more Christmas song, I’m going to f*cking kill someone!” While at the same time, grabbing a whole handful of the Christmas cookies that I made for the whole group.
People who don’t teach and demand that their children use common courtesy and manners.