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People who talk on their phone in a public bathroom. Seems like there are better places for that.

People who don't turn into the correct lane when there are more than one turning lane making the same movement.
People who turn out in front of me and go 5 MPH under the limit.

People who can't make a simple turn without looping outside of their lane first. You don't need to do what semis do in your Taurus.
 
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Yeah, my wife says I'm a freak, but #thestruggleisreal

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In college I helped all my friends move. However, if I had to move anything into my apartment (even if it was just 1 piece of furniture) everyone was suddenly busy. *** holes!
 
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Redundancy in questions. My wife does it constantly and it annoys the crap out of me. "do you want to go to the store or no?" First of all it should be "or not" which is just as annoying but it is fine with just "do you want to go to the store?" Another is "do you know where my shoes are at?" the question is over after the word "are".
I heard a joke about this. Midwest kid winds up at Harvard. First day of class, he bumps into a professor while looking for a building. "Excuse me sir; could you tell me where Kildee Hall is at?"
"Sir," says the prof, "At Harvard we do not dangle our participles."
"Alright," the kid responds,"Can you tell me where Kildee Hall is at, *******?"
 
Conceited people.
Passive-agressive people.
Parents that go crazy harrassing refs at kids sporting events.
People that are constantly not reliable when making plans.
Brown-nosers or people that like to grandstand and harp about everything they accomplish at work.
 
Also, people that have a million notifications on their phone. All the red notification bubbles will be gone on my iPhone before I go to sleep. Even if that means just opening and closing programs. I hate using my phone too, so most of this is envy of people who have the ability to let notifications go.

I'm the same way with this. It's not an annoyance, it's OCD. Sorry you break it to you like this.
 
Anybody that starts speaking with:
"I've got a quick question"

Too late, it's not quick any more, just ask the damn question.
 
It tells me that you know you are in a turn lane and plan on turning, which when I'm either coming up on you in the next lane or in the oncoming traffic is helpful

Otherwise you might end up parking your car in a fraternity flowerbed like I almost did last week - crossing Lincoln Way, southbound on Beach. Dipspit in the left turn lane decides he can just go straight instead and apparently doesn't notice me next to him, in a lane that ends 20 ft south of Lincoln Way. Grrrrr...

Ooooh - leads me to the other campus traffic complaint I have, and it's twofold:

Drivers - those crosswalks are not a suggestion. You're not supposed to hit the gas to get through it before the pedestrian gets to your lane. Stop and let them cross if they've entered the crosswalk. Be considerate.

Pedestrians - get your damn noses out of your damn phones. Be aware of the traffic around you. Don't step off the curb assuming the car has brakes and it can use them. If they don't see you or can't stop in time, your right of way won't buy your way out of the hospital. And if cars are nice enough to stop and let you cross, CROSS! Don't meander across with your eyes glued to your phone. Be considerate.
 
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Clients who call and question every little thing on their tax return because they owe money and that means the preparer HAD to have screwed up.

People who delegate something that could be completed in the time they waste asking someone else to do it drive me nuts as well.
 
People who drive 5-10 mph under the traffic flow during rush hour and people who drive 5-10 mph below the speed limit on a non-congested road.

Could of, would of, should of instead of could have, should have. And then instead of than.

In summary, people who drive at speeds less then they could of.
 
Buy, Sell and trade websites where everybody is asking for things for free (and they usually have a sob story)

My favorite was a woman asking for gifts for her children then a week later asking for people to give her gift wrap to wrap the free gifts.
 
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Usually littering gets to me. There is absolutely no reason to even further destroy our planet when we have so many trash cans around.
 
I'll bet she was wearing jeans that day and thought anything less casual the high heels would look ridiculous...

You got it. Jeans and a tank top. At least the tank top was practical for Vegas.

I'm all for fashion, but there's also common sense.
 
Clients who call and question every little thing on their tax return because they owe money and that means the preparer HAD to have screwed up.

People who delegate something that could be completed in the time they waste asking someone else to do it drive me nuts as well.

Yahs! 3 more days.
 

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