What drives you nuts????,

[TheVTCGuy]

Jocke

[GB-man]

People who don’t say thanks when you hold the door for them.

Servers who forget my beer.

People who use retractable dog leashes.

Crappy tacos

Over cooked pasta

Telemarketing

Shit coffee

People who can’t drink for shit but do anyways

Soggy chicken wings

Rabbits (who the hell do they think they are)

Overly confident idiots

Warm beer

Cheap bastards

Contractors

The electoral college

Chain pizza

Winter runners (see comments on rabbits)

Loquacious Uber drivers

[Kyle3130]

Most of the above and anything that is inefficient, especially other humans.

[MinMay]

stupidity behind the wheels.....

[CamSLC]

Originally Posted by GB-man

People who don’t say thanks when you hold the door for them.

Servers who forget my beer.

People who use retractable dog leashes.

Crappy tacos

Over cooked pasta

Telemarketing

Shit coffee

People who can’t drink for shit but do anyways

Soggy chicken wings

Rabbits (who the hell do they think they are)

Overly confident idiots

Warm beer

Cheap bastards

Contractors

The electoral college

Chain pizza

Winter runners (see comments on rabbits)

Loquacious Uber drivers

Yes to all, but... please explain the retractable dog leash???

[GB-man]

Originally Posted by CamSLC

Yes to all, but... please explain the retractable dog leash???

Their dogs generally just roam all over the place and proper dog training doesn’t allow for that as they teach the dog pulling will allow me to go farther away.

I find these people always let their dog way up on my lawn rather than keep them on the strip between sidewalk and road which I believe is good etiquette as a fellow dog owner.

Not nearly as annoying as say a bad taco but still lol

[piratfisk]

Originally Posted by GB-man

People who don’t say thanks when you hold the door for them.

Servers who forget my beer.

People who use retractable dog leashes.

Crappy tacos

Over cooked pasta

Telemarketing

Shit coffee

People who can’t drink for shit but do anyways

Soggy chicken wings

Rabbits (who the hell do they think they are)

Overly confident idiots

Warm beer

Cheap bastards

Contractors

The electoral college

Chain pizza

Winter runners (see comments on rabbits)

Loquacious Uber drivers

This is a fairly comprehensive list. I'll add slow walkers into the mix, too. I have to tell myself it is not ok to whomp someone in the back of the head just because they were born with a "I'll-stroll-wherever-I-please" gene or short legs.

[Andad]

Originally Posted by Masteryacht

Using “your” and “you're” incorrectly. Also saying, “I could care less” instead of “I couldn’t care less.”
Oh yeah, and someone that balks over spending $20 for something that is integral to life, but will then turn around and gladly spend $500 on something you personally deem as silly or unnecessary, aka “penny wise and dollar poor.”

Like pledge membership?

Yeah, that really annoys me.

[supernova]

Threads like "Is it safe to do this in my watch?" and "Is it safe to go here with my watch".

People need to start getting priorities right!

[1William]

Hypocrites.

[greggsiam]

Fat acceptance and body positive nonsense makes my blood boil. First, they are hypocrites and bigoted since their "body positive" nonsense doesn't apply to thin people or anyone but themselves, and it surely doesn't apply to men. Secondly, it encourages others to just be overweight and ignore the health problems associated with it. It's just an excuse for overweight women to feel good about themselves instead of actually losing weight.

Also, people that play the race card when there is absolutely no race issue. Same with the "well you're a man and wouldn't understand" attitude.

[Masteryacht]

Originally Posted by directioneng

Like pledge membership?

Yeah, that really annoys me.

A forum “fee” is not integral to life and based on the amount of people on here that aren’t pledge members, I’m not the only one that feels that way. For example, Very nearly 33% of this thread aren’t pledge members.

[Toony]

Laziness.

[Watch This]

Originally Posted by directioneng

Like pledge membership?

Yeah, that really annoys me.

Forum members who think being here for a long time affords them the luxury of saying whatever they wish toward newer members.

[Al1969]

Originally Posted by directioneng

Like pledge membership?

Yeah, that really annoys me.

Here’s one for me.
People that are always more concerned with someone else’s life than their own.

[Al1969]

Originally Posted by Watch This

Forum members who think being here for a long time affords them the luxury of saying whatever they wish toward newer members.

Hey you gotta pay your dues.

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by greggsiam

Fat acceptance and body positive nonsense makes my blood boil. First, they are hypocrites and bigoted since their "body positive" nonsense doesn't apply to thin people or anyone but themselves, and it surely doesn't apply to men. Secondly, it encourages others to just be overweight and ignore the health problems associated with it. It's just an excuse for overweight women to feel good about themselves instead of actually losing weight.

Third, they are lying to themselves.

[swils8610]

The word employee drives me nuts. I hate it. To me it sounds like someone owns you...I substitute the word employee with team members or staff.


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[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by swils8610

The word employee drives me nuts. I hate it. To me it sounds like someone owns you...I substitute the word employee with team members or staff.


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When do I start Shannon?

[GSDLover]

Originally Posted by swils8610

The word employee drives me nuts. I hate it. To me it sounds like someone owns you...I substitute the word employee with team members or staff.


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I just had this conversation with one of my "staff". She didn't want go be called an employee. She felt it demeaned her. She wants to be referred to as staff.
I had always used employee rather than staff because i felt calling someone staff was condescending. Like giving someone a fake title so they feel better about themselves.
Much like a trophy for every snowflake.
That's not how she felt so now she is staff. Noone else in the office cared either way.

[timedate]

there is so much that drives me up the wall,

people who live off of other people, and think they are somehow valid and entitled, they lack any type of humility and restraint, they normally have large mouths,

Britain is jam packed with these type of parasites they can be found right across all different sectors.

[swils8610]

My first choice is always team members. I do believe in business there are 2 things that make you successful. People and process. You must surround yourself with the best people possible and then get out of their way so they can perform. I’ve def got little quirks lol. Employee seems to me like people are just a number. Perhaps staff member to some would seem demeaning. I always tell team members I’m the least important person in the building. If I’m not here nothing changes. If a team member in our office isn’t here, DMV paperwork can’t be done, if a detailer here calls in sick, cars can’t be cleaned for delivery. If a technician isn’t here, there is no one to service a guest car. If I’m not here...nothing on a daily basis is affected.


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[Yobber76]

People debating a point by talking over the other person so that nothing actually gets discussed.

Oh, and Carnies. Small hands. Wreak of cabbage.

[Abdullah71601]

Originally Posted by swils8610

My first choice is always team members. I do believe in business there are 2 things that make you successful. People and process. You must surround yourself with the best people possible and then get out of their way so they can perform. I’ve def got little quirks lol. Employee seems to me like people are just a number. Perhaps staff member to some would seem demeaning. I always tell team members I’m the least important person in the building. If I’m not here nothing changes. If a team member in our office isn’t here, DMV paperwork can’t be done, if a detailer here calls in sick, cars can’t be cleaned for delivery. If a technician isn’t here, there is no one to service a guest car. If I’m not here...nothing on a daily basis is affected.


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"Team member" always struck me as contrived corporate jargon to make the work force feel like they are influencers and some how on equal footing with the C suite, which is almost never the reality.

I prefer workers and managers. Workers make the company all its money through their hard work, and managers provide the structure for that to happen. Together they are a work force.

[pickettt]

Originally Posted by GSDLover

I just had this conversation with one of my "staff". She didn't want go be called an employee. She felt it demeaned her. She wants to be referred to as staff.
I had always used employee rather than staff because i felt calling someone staff was condescending. Like giving someone a fake title so they feel better about themselves.
Much like a trophy for every snowflake.
That's not how she felt so now she is staff. Noone else in the office cared either way.

“Okay, but our ‘employees’ earn 10% more than our ‘staff.’”

[brandrea]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Jocke

[GSDLover]

Originally Posted by pickettt

“Okay, but our ‘employees’ earn 10% more than our ‘staff.’”

lol. I'll use that.

[Al1969]

Originally Posted by timedate

there is so much that drives me up the wall,

people who live off of other people, and think they are somehow valid and entitled, they lack any type of humility and restraint, they normally have large mouths,

Britain is jam packed with these type of parasites they can be found right across all different sectors.

Don’t even get me started on that subject. Unfortunately, it’s not only restricted to the UK.

[Marlboro.]

Listening to people making fallacious arguments

[mailman]

Originally Posted by Watch This

Forum members who think being here for a long time affords them the luxury of saying whatever they wish toward newer members.

Originally Posted by Al1969

Here’s one for me.
People that are always more concerned with someone else’s life than their own.