What is some of your Pet Peeve's

[paulsharvey]

I interact with people all day, and I enjoy it; but, the cashier doesnt really want to know how your day is going, and you dont really want to tell them either. Its a bunch of fake going though the motions stuff.

I also dont like at work when people bring emotions into stuff. I dont need to hear your life story, your building a dunkin, and I'll never see you again once its done; so I dont really want to hear about everything that ever happened to you.

With that, some of it is interesting, and enjoyable conversations, but gettinf TP at dollar general doesnt need to be like that.

 

[FullMetalBucket]

People that have an obstacle on their side of the road and cut into your lane making YOU brake for them so you don’t hit them head on. By law they are supposed to yield. This especially pisses me off when I’m on the bike. These idiots need to have their license revoked.

 

[masseyrider]

I couldn't agree more.
I've been given the finger and the dirtiest looks for not yielding to them.
Your obstacle, your problem.

 

[BravoXray]

I interact with people all day, and I enjoy it; but, the cashier doesnt really want to know how your day is going, and you dont really want to tell them either. Its a bunch of fake going though the motions stuff.

I, on the other hand, always try to converse with a cashier if they aren't too busy, or there are people behind me waiting to order. Theirs can be a thankless job, and any expression of interest in how they're doing can't help but elevate their attitude a little. I can tell that after a few interactions, when I come in they remember me and I always get good service.
The same goes for waitstaff in restaurants, a little conversation and addressing them by name leads to good service and thus good tips for them.

 

[BravoXray]

Another pet peeve. Families in restaurants that have children that behave like wild animals. The ones that irk me the most are the ones that shriek so loud that it hurts my one ear that still works well. I sat across from such a family this morning while having breakfast. If the little girl would have been my child, she would have gotten a whuppin' when we got home. Thankfully, they left soon after I got my food.

 

[WinterDeere]

I, on the other hand, always try to converse with a cashier if they aren't too busy, or there are people behind me waiting to order.

I don't think Paul (or I) were saying we're not friendly to cashiers and wait staff. In fact, it's quite the opposite for me, I feel an obligation to do so. But if I can avoid a cashier altogether by shopping online or using an automated checkout, I usually will.

Not everyone cursed with the "people pleaser" personality type enjoys pleasing people, as much as their public personna might suggest.