Had this happen at a restaurant, there was 0 internet connection so it was hell trying to load the menu lol

I'm sooooooo happy I was not a young person in the age of social media.

100 percent correct!

Who the f**k said otherwise?!

We've just switch back from 'Summer Time', and I have decided I don't like it. I'd rather stay on Summer Time the year round.

It's rude, and annoying.

As per the original patent.

As you should, unless you intentionally mean to imply that the last 2 items on the list are joined/connected etc.

Warm bread is good bread!

Also nobody should be obligated to "respect the opinions" of bigots and generally hateful people. "Trans women are predatory men" is not an opinion. "Illegal immigrants should be put to detention camps" is not an opinion.

I think, that's from USA. Guys, you need the system in Europe. For a shopping you have to insert a 50 cent - 1 euro coin. Everybody will return it.

I had walked through the doorway, and saw an elderly man approaching. Naturally, I held the door open for him. He looked me up and down and said, "Thank you, sir." Placing my hand on his forearm, I gently said, "You need to book a sight test if you think I am a man." ....For some reason, it appears he took it as an affront to his masculinity that a woman would hold a door open for him. In my world, people hold doors open for others. (Edited to add: this man's sight was good enough for him to drive a car. He had a good look and me, and then chose to call me 'sir'. I'm a small woman with long hair, and I was wearing a summer dress. He chose to be rude and sexist.)

I could care less about this. Not by much, but I could care less.

It irks me when TV shows make this mistake. Aren't the people writing them supposed to be professionals??

irregardless is another fun one

Nope it’s sarcasm, so both are valid

Right? You COULD care less? Is that even a thing?

One way I've heard this explained is that it's an abbreviated form of "as if I could care less". Still grammatically incorrect though

Dang this reminds me of a girl I dated in high school who used to say “my as well” instead of “might as well.” Drove me absolutely bonkers. Corrected her numerous times but she never believed me. This was before the internet so I couldn’t prove it as easily. We asked her mom, and her mom took her side! But she’s dead now! My mom (who says “might as well”) is still very much alive! So I think it’s obvious I won the argument in the end.

Yes!

I couldn't agree more.

My phrase is, 'I could care less, but I don't.'

And for all intense purposes and rankin file.

I could care less but that requires effort

I say, "It's not like I could care less"

Another one that irritates me is "could of" instead of "could've".

and should have not should of.

I couldn't care more.

but what about the instances where I could indeed care less.

It changes if you emphasize "could."

Depends on what you are trying to convey... there are times I COULD care less, not by much but I could.

I believe that the "I could care less" variant is implied sarcasm - there is an unspoken "yeah, like..." at the beginning.

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Irregardless of what it should be, I couldn't able to care less.

For pasta French also cut the tails. There are some dishes, where the shrimps are the main protein, and must be shown, so they are with tails served. But in paste or rice dishes, where they are mixed with other ingredients, it's cut. You suppose to can eat the dish as full, and not search for unedible pieces in every bite.

You might be a giant

And a slew is more than 10, while a shitload is anything over 25.

It's really funny, that native english speakers are the ones in like 90% of the cases, who are wrong with the english grammar. And not the ones for who, english is a second-third or more language.

Mandatory tipping in the US restaurants is the biggest one. Pay your servers a 25-30 bucks/hour, and pay your cooks a 30-35 bucks/hour at least. No, you don't have to raise prices, because with these hourly pays, the guest will pay likely the same amount as now with 20% tip "obligatory". Your greed will just loose. Don't even try me to shame into paying your staff!

HATE when restaurants do this. $11 for the burger, you want fries? $5 for plain fries...

Utensils at a buffet? Fancy.

What gets me are the people who see the long line up, keep driving all the way to the front and then try to force their way in.

Because people weirdly want to do away with people for some strange, self-damning reason.

Try to keep on with the everyday version, it's better for your mental health.

Neither is exspecially.

Leave pitties out of this Brenda is the problem.

Agreed.

You should not have to tip anywhere. It is not my responsibility to subsidize your own staff's life, and you will not guilt trip me into it.

RIP in peace.

If there are "two piece" dresses, then I've been wearing "two piece" overalls my whole life.

I mostly agree with this but there are some games I've played where they used those touch pad gestures for minor inputs and after hating on it, I found a few times it was quick and handy but it mostly seemed to come down to how the game incorporated it.

My neighbor has a giant spider skeleton...

I don't get it?!

Because English is a very difficult language to learn, especially with a dumpster fire of an education system here in America.

Sometimes I feel like I don’t exist because of automatic doors

That's what she said!