I'll repeat some just to hammer it down. (I also feel like maybe we should try and clarify why it shouldn't piss us off...?? Otherwise it'll no doubt turn into just another "pissed off" thread, right? Or no?)
All social media. I realize it's now a gorilla-glued-down aspect of our communication, but god damn does every single nasty dripping bit of it piss me off. 8 billion motherfuckers who all want to tell you about their day. Fuck your day, fuck your pictures, fuck your "foodie" bullshit, fuck your hashtags and fuck you;
shut the fuck up for one second. You are not that important. (Contrary to the verbage and assumed state of mind I'm actually in a pretty good mood, but that's how I feel whenever I do eventually get pissed off about social media, just to clarify)
Definitely shouldn't piss me off and most times I really don't care but sometimes...there's just one stupid fuck who posts his/her food, ugly Steve Buscemi looking child, and then throws in a fantastic quote like "Yolo" that just gets me going real good.
Most drivers. I understand that everyone thinks they're a better driver than they are, but there really are just some objectively horrific, dumbfuck drivers out there who couldn't dodge a boulder falling in slow motion, let alone make any rational decision while they and others are going anywhere between 40 and 80 MPH. The longer I live, the more I drive (and I've been driving a whole hell of a lot these past couple years), the more I think that for as awesome as cars are as an invention, they should have never been invented because humans are just too fucking stupid as a whole to use them. On the contrary, it's a FANTASTIC form of population control because of that. It just sucks that some poor innocent is usually taken along with the completely disposable dipshit. This one is a bit more logical to be pissed off about but even so...the most you can do is teach yourself and those you love who are young and learning how to drive, how to mainly not only look out for how you drive, but MAINLY how other morons drive.
That's all for now. It's actually a really nice day and I'm going to get a haircut later. Guarantee you...the second I start driving more than a few minutes...that mood will change. I hate that this is a fact.
Stores that put cart returns in the lot don't bother me. What bothers me is when people pointedly refuse to walk an extra 30 feet to push the cart to the return, instead leaving them where they are, so cars can hit them or a strong wind can blow them all over the place. It's just inconsiderate and creates more work for the guys whose job is to return them all; they have to run around the lot to get the stray ones.
Well, again, as someone who worked that job in college, we didn't care and didn't think of it as inconsiderate. It was just another part of the job and a reason to get outside. The only place I have ever heard anyone say they cared was on this forum.
I'll jump in on this horrible shopping cart epidemic, it's such a hot topic at DTF. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say that's a geography thing because 80% of the time in Southern Texas, most pimpled teens want to murder anyone who leaves their shopping carts like a pile of bodies a football field away from the grocery store. I worked at a Randall's back in the day but was in the deli (oh god that meat freezer...my haven), and spoke a lot with coworkers about the subject and any of them who worked the lot hated the "random carts" situation. But if I wasn't in Southern Texas and worked it, I'd probably feel the same. /Gump And that's all I hafta say about that /Gump.