Nov 2014
5:58pm, 12 Nov 2014
4,897 posts
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Jambomo
People who cannot queue, jump to the front waving an access card in my face and get aggro when I tell them to get back to the end of the queue. Why should you not have to line up and wait like everyone else is doing? and interrupting me by waving a card in my face is plain rude!
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Nov 2014
8:04pm, 12 Nov 2014
1,026 posts
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Fitz
Shop workers who put your change on the counter instead of into your outstretched hand.
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Nov 2014
8:04am, 13 Nov 2014
6,283 posts
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Q Mac
Here here Fitz, the same goes for shoppers who just shove it on the counter (the money that is)
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Nov 2014
7:27pm, 13 Nov 2014
4,912 posts
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Duchess
Even worse in bars when they put it on a wet counter and expect you to scoop it up somehow. Never upset the bar staff...we know what goes in your drink...
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Nov 2014
7:47pm, 13 Nov 2014
23,767 posts
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idio
The dirty bastards who fly tipped down the side of the country lane. Scum bags.
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Nov 2014
7:54pm, 13 Nov 2014
4,754 posts
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Southcoastpete
Worse than scum, Idio.
People who smoke in cars, quickly followed by people who smoke in really nice cars.
Did see a passenger light up in a very new Aston Martin recently. I would have made her walk
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Nov 2014
8:02pm, 13 Nov 2014
4,913 posts
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Duchess
But if it's their car, what's the problem? Saves you smelling it, anyway.
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Nov 2014
9:02pm, 13 Nov 2014
1,211 posts
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-Monty-
Agree Idio.
Along with the checkouts theme, the cashiers who are talking on their phone and don't have the common decency to stop talking and pay attention to you, the customer. I have on occasions just put what I was going to buy on the counter and walked out the shop after a brief moan to them.
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Nov 2014
11:12pm, 13 Nov 2014
4,883 posts
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Carpathius
Fly tippers should be shot.
Actually, the only time I ever dropped a customer's change on the counter instead of handing it to them was when they were on their phone and never said a word to me during the entire transaction. It would be beyond rude for me to have done that to them and it goes both ways.
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Nov 2014
2:10pm, 17 Nov 2014
10,177 posts
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Oysterboy
The lack of pricing information most companies include on their websites. I realise they can't tell you exactly in many scenarios but some kind of vague idea so that you can make a shortlist rather than having to make 400 telephone calls.
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