I get that we aren’t supposed to let annoying things get to us, but sometimes that’s a lot easier said than done. As the poor people on this list could probably tell you, there are some things that you just can’t let go of that easily.
And you know what? I wouldn’t blame them if they got really mad. Sometimes it just be like that.
“My mom confronted her coworker about how she parked on top of her car.”
“She’s claiming not only is there space between, but was ‘being attacked’ from being confronted and has been bullying her since. Her other coworker, who is friends with this one, claims there is space between too.”
Man, I’m mad at that coworker too!
“Both saddle and mudguard gone, how am I gonna get home?”
The thief should’ve at least had the decency to try and steal the whole bike. I’m pretty sure that would be better than just leaving one that’s basically useless.
“This brilliant urban planning.”
Another day, another reason to be mad over how urban planning treats disabled people like an afterthought. Because no one actually needs accessible parking spaces, right?
I swear, some of these planners need a stern talking to.
“Dropped my pocket knife at work and the grate is welded and bolted down…”
Is this the end of the world? No. Is it the kind of thing that can set you off after a not-so-good day? Absolutely.
“My coworker who just decided to hollow out the birthday cake in the break room one bite at a time, and left the fork to come back for more later.”
Any person who does something like this should be barred from working in an office. Or having any job with a break room.
“United States Postal Service, 10/10.”
In a case like this, I’d probably rather the mail carrier just leave the package on the ground. Or, like… at the front door? Is that really asking too much of the delivery person?
“Paid $4.50 for this small fruit cup.”
I’d say this is because of inflation, but cafeterias and cafes love price-gouging fruit cups like this. What makes it worse is the fact that you could definitely buy those fruits individually for less than the cup.
“Found this in my Wendy’s burger…”
Not the worst thing to find in your burger, but still pretty annoying. Still, how do you even get a bread bag tab inside of a burger? Like, what even are the odds?
“Amazon’s subtitles notifying me of a foreign language blocking the subtitles of said foreign language…”
I absolutely hate it when streaming services do this. Like, is it really that hard to translate foreign language dialogue? Or let the program’s subtitles actually do their job?
“Bread cut lengthwise.”
I’m glad I’m not alone in hating this picture. But on the plus side, you could make some huge sandwiches with that bread. Why you would want to do that is beyond me, though.
“I ordered a chair, this is what got delivered.”
Because an exercise bike is so much like a chair, right?
The worst part about this is having to deal with customer service for the exchange, because you just know that’ll take forever.
“QR codes are now required at my school to track how much you’ve used the restroom.”
I absolutely hate how much surveillance is put on kids when they go to the bathroom. Like, they should be allowed to use it when they want without jumping through hoops.
“Dude has no one that parks to his left and yet parks like this every single day.”
All you have to do is get in early, back into your spot, and then park right on the line before this dude gets there. See how he likes it.
“How could people dare to leave their train seats like this?”
Because other riders/staff want to clean up your junk, right? The kinds of people who do this are absolutely horrible, and should be banned from public transit until they smarten up.
“Someone’s been letting their dog poop directly in front of my house. Set up ring camera, found the culprit. When she realized she was being recorded, she cleaned it up but stole my plant.”
I’d be tracking her down and asking for the plant back, but that’s just me.
“Walmart delivered my cold medicine in the security box…”
Imagine being too sick to leave the house so you order medicine, only for it to come and you’re unable to actually use it. I hope OP is able to get the tablets out of there.
“My uncle’s suitcase after his flight.”
If this ever happened to me while traveling, I’d be going up to a service desk and complaining. Like, this is the kind of thing you’d complain to an airline about, because it’s just ridiculous.
“Neighbor took delivery of a package that our business purchased, used the contents, and now wants us to pay for the scraps.”
I wonder if this person knows they just admitted to committing a crime, and that OP can literally hand this over to the cops?
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“My landlord refuses to get over here and turn down my water heater.”
Don’t you just love it when your landlord would rather you suffer burns from the absurdly hot water coming out of your tap, than to do the work to fix it?
“My last job sent me my check exactly 6 months later so it’d be void and I couldn’t cash it.”
User tothepayne gave some really good advice in this case:
“The Department of Labor will take care of that for you. They sent payment well after they were legally required to and with a form of payment that was already void when they mailed it so that they’ve not even tried to pay you. Report that.”
