The most annoying thing ever. When I see it happen and if the situation presents itself, I take it and throw it in their cars.

People who watch videos at full volume on speaker are worse. I was chilling after work one day, sipping on my beer and this guy at the other end of the bar, like 20ft away was watching Seinfeld reruns. I could hear EVERY WORD.

This a-hole should be banned from the Tim Horton’s! And being out in public!

And chatting, and look at you weird like you are inconveniencing them…

And then you have to push through like you’re playing a game of Red Rover.

I’ve stopped shopping with my mom for this reason. If you tell her she’s blocking the aisle, she’ll say “I was here first” or “they can wait” or “they can go around.” I’m constantly having to move the cart and it pisses her off every time. Her inconsiderate behavior was taking a toll on my anxiety. I just can’t tolerate it anymore.

Why do people do this? 😩

If your arms are long enough, coughing/sneezing into your armpit works best! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[Edit] Some Panda's recognized this as a joke (everyone knows arm length makes no difference). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I interact with a lot of kids in educational settings and some of them tell me I should use the crook of my elbow instead of reflexively using my hand (as I was taught). I'll tell them, "thank you, you're right" if it was said helpfully, but, if a kid is saying it as bratty little comment, I tell them about the armpit "solution". This gets a laugh from the other kids and makes them think twice before speaking disrespectfully to me.

OMG YES!! It gives me anxiety lol

Worst is when you’re just getting in your car and they start to honk because you’re taking too long, guess what you’ve just earned 5 more minutes of wait time

and elevators

That's what I loved about covid times, people not coming close. I'm glad the pandemic is pretty much over, but I sure miss that :/

Let’s face it. It’s all the SAME PEOPLE committing each of these self-centered actions on this entire list.

That's actually dangerous if there are people behind you, and people behind them...

I once saw a girl spitting like every 30 seconds, like it was the coolest thing to do. I then told her that it's possible to swallow saliva in case she hadn't heard and that she won't die from it. At least she was confused enough to stop it for a bit.

IKR!? I’m sorry…. I can’t just let you buy alcohol without your id. Geez the looks I used to get and we were pretty strict about it. One time I let it slip due to my anxiety and a customer told my manager. 😭

My city made a law in 2007: “no smoking within 3-7 meters of doorways/entryways” (some other areas too). It was amended in 2014 to include bus stops/parks/playgrounds/playing fields/public squares. It now includes e-cigarettes and vaping. Marijuana is legal in my city, which I don’t have a problem with… except for the horrible smell of it. I’m not judging any pot smokers, just the smell of their drug of choice.

Another one is when dog owners dont keep their dog on a lease in areas where they are required too. Im terrified of dogs. My grandpa died almost 6 months ago and i havent been able to visit him because you have to pass a field to get to the graveyard, people are supposed to have their dogs on a lease but nobody has, they end up running up to you and fighting with other dogs. I tried visiting him once but ended up crying and shaking when a women ignored my moms plea to please but her dog on a lease, i was so scared i was frozen. So please dog owners try to remember that even if you love your dog somebody might not. Thank you!

YES! You can go as fast as you want (as long as it is 'safe') but don't change it often without reason. That is so bad especially with high traffic count. It makes everything worse!!

I would have thought that Covid had helped people be more vigilant about hand hygiene but I guess not as much as I would like to think/hope. I, like many other people, started carrying a small bottle of hand sanitizer in my inner jacket pocket near the start of the pandemic and I use it often and refill it as needed.

People can be so inconsiderate. Sadly I have a hard time speaking up sometimes 😞

i hate being recorded or photographed even by people i do know

Oh no… my dad is like this 😂 One time in the movie theater my dad was laughing and talking at the same time during the movie. The guy in our row moved away from us. Poor guy

I once was on the train, half a car away from a guy ordering a pizza. I guess that way it would be there when he got home. I could hear the whole conversation. Even when he read of his credit card details to pay. Twice. I wrote the numbers down on a notebook page as he read them off. When I got off at my stop, in handed the guy my notebook page. On it, was all his credit card details, his full name, his address, and a note that said he should probably get a new credit card, and maybe wait to order his pizza next time. I live in a city with millions of people, what was this dude thinking?

*my mom, albeit unintentionally i guess her voice is like a jackhammer!!

Unfortunately I tend to be loud without knowing. I grew up with needing to be loud or my parents wouldn't hear me above my two siblings. Plus, we live in large house with land. Lots of yelling from back yard or even down the street. Then, as it is with time my parents got old. Their hearing aids stopped working or dad wouldn't turn his on so being loud everyday all day was normal. My voice just ends up being loud.

Apparently I have a voice that carries, and I'm not aware of it. So, after being reminded a handful of times by my husband, I make an effort to lower the volume. It doesn't always work, but I'm trying.

My favorite thing to say (@$$hole alert) is you dont need to yell...im standing right here

They are called americans

Between being raised on a farm and being in theatre at a young age, my voice is loud. I have to consciously regulate it when in public.

With their mouths open, smacking their lips 🤮

I drive my mobility scooter around the supermarket and I am so cautious and careful, using the lowest speed setting, and the people around me are so inconsiderate! I try to keep a good following distance because if they stop suddenly, I can't stop as fast... Just like it is when you are driving a car and you try to maintain a good following distance, there's always some idiot who tries to cut in, in front of you!

Sometimes the cashier is the only person they may speak to that day, so i don't mind

Where the heck are you supposed to walk? It's not safe to walk to close behind the parked cars because someone may back up into you, and that's nearly happened so many times to us. Just be patient. Not everyone is able to walk fast, and unfortunately malls and big box stores cater to cars more than pedestrians. There needs to be more safer paths to walk across parking lots.

Cyclist, the only people that get to chose if they are car driver, pedestrian or cyclist when it comes to rules. Driving lane has a red light-just use the pedestrian way. /s

Is this in reference to a "normal" person just being a selfish a-hole? Or could this person have a neuro/mental disorder that impedes their situational awareness?

Or a doorway

Meh. What someone wants to do in the stall is their business. They are distracted by their videos to be bothered to listen to me drop a log and piddle. I hate having listeners in the washroom trying to hear me if I'm done or not then asking when they "don't hear anything". S**t takes time. At least with a video I can listen to that, too. Doesn't bother me much. Better than a live phone call.