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I also hate people who get on the express line with way more items then they should have. Then, proceed to take 9 years to pay for their stuff. They can't get their credit card to work. Or, they're paying by check, etc., etc.
Originally posted by Tinkerbell
My pet peeve are shoppers who leave shopping carts in parking spaces at Target, Wal Mart, grocery store, etc.
What do they think the "cart corrals" are for? Is it really that difficult/time consuming to push the cart 15 feet to the cart storage area?
Grrr.
Man, I better not go to the same store as you guys!
1.Those who park illegally in HP parking spots. I think that the first time fine should be $250, the second $500 and the third, $1,000 and towed. The fines could then be used towards handicapped access.
2. Those strangers for whom you open a door for out of courtesy(anywhere) and don't say thanks. I say very loudly, "you're welcome !".
3. Neo-cons from red states who breathe (just kidding, had to say something political ! )
It drives me absolutely crazy, when it's late January, and I see a house with Christmas decorations, or a Christmas tree, that are still lit up....I want to get out of my car, go ring their bell, and ask them what is wrong with them.
Note to self: don't invite Angela to visit our house.
“Maybe you shouldn't dress like that.”
“This is a blouse and skirt. I don't know what you're talking about.”
My pet peeve are shoppers who leave shopping carts in parking spaces at Target, Wal Mart, grocery store, etc.
What do they think the "cart corrals" are for? Is it really that difficult/time consuming to push the cart 15 feet to the cart storage area?
Grrr.
My pet peeve is stores that don't put enough cart corrals out or put them in every other aisle and there isn't one close to where I parked. Forcing me to put it in front of my car before I pull out of the space.
Without a doubt, my biggest pet peeve in life is intolerance. I get so angry at people who are intolerant. I can't help it; it just makes makes my blood boil. I wish those intolerant people would just consider how they sound when they start running down other people. Maybe then they might learn to exercise some restraint.
'Nuff said!!
Fern Modena
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What do a Canuck and a canoe have in common? Neither ever tips!
I am amused that the OP lumped Canada and the US together in terms of tipping practises. Like Australia, Canada"s minimum wage is much higher than the US, so service staff are less dependent on tips to make up their wage.
What do a Canuck and a canoe have in common? Neither ever tips!
I am amused that the OP lumped Canada and the US together in terms of tipping practises. Like Australia, Canada"s minimum wage is much higher than the US, so service staff are less dependent on tips to make up their wage.
Just because minimum wages in Canada are higher than the US doesn't mean you do not tip wait staff at a restaurant. Tips of 15-20% should be given when dinning out for good service, even at Canadian restaurants. Wait staff in Canada are still paid less than the standard minimum wage. This may differ from province to province. While I live in the USA now, I grew up in Canada and always tipped for good service.
My pet peeve is getting behind or beside a car that is blarring base so loud that it makes my car shake and the windows almost shatter. I want to jump out of the car and yell at them that they are going to go deaf!!!
Kelli agrees with the grocery carts. She has to go get them and finds them all over the shopping center. Also it drives her crazy when someone leaves the cart in front of the corral instead of walking 2 steps to put it in the right way.
My pet peeve is getting behind or beside a car that is blarring base so loud that it makes my car shake and the windows almost shatter. I want to jump out of the car and yell at them that they are going to go deaf!!!
Kelli agrees with the grocery carts. She has to go get them and finds them all over the shopping center. Also it drives her crazy when someone leaves the cart in front of the corral instead of walking 2 steps to put it in the right way.
shaggy
The town where we live makes it mandatory for all shopping carts to have a coin slot attached to the handle which requires a $1 or $2 coin to be inserted in order to be used. People need to return the trolley to the trolley bay to get their money back. Solves that hazard.
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed and those who are cold and are not clothed."
-- Dwight D. Eisenhower
My pet peeve is getting behind or beside a car that is blarring base so loud that it makes my car shake and the windows almost shatter. I want to jump out of the car and yell at them that they are going to go deaf!!!
shaggy
Hot Tip: Don't ever move to Atlanta. In fact, don't even visit here unless it's winter and your windows are rolled all the way up.
"Every gun that is made, every warship launched, every rocket fired signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are not fed and those who are cold and are not clothed."
-- Dwight D. Eisenhower
Just because minimum wages in Canada are higher than the US doesn't mean you do not tip wait staff at a restaurant. Tips of 15-20% should be given when dinning out for good service, even at Canadian restaurants. Wait staff in Canada are still paid less than the standard minimum wage. This may differ from province to province. While I live in the USA now, I grew up in Canada and always tipped for good service.
Yes, tipping is and should still be provided for good service, but this explains why historically Canadians tip far less than Americans. Minimum wage is just that. It is a base hourly wage that everyone is paid. It differs from province to province, but is still fairly high compared to the US. (It currently ranges from $7 - $8.50)
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