Do you ever have one of those moments that are so annoying, you can’t help but want to scream in rage? I feel like we all end up going through it from time to time.
The poor, poor people who snapped these shots must be having a time right about now, and I don’t blame them. These situations are just too much.
“Women’s pockets can fit less then half of a Switch lite, whereas men’s pockets can fit a whole Switch.”
A quick Google search will tell you that a Nintendo Switch is around nine inches long. And can fit in a man’s jeans pocket, apparently. Why do women’s pockets have to be so small!?
“The power of my laptop.”
I wish laptops could have better batteries. What’s the use of it being portable if you can only use it for a few minutes before it needs to be charged again? That’s just ridiculous.
“My wife was given a fake $20 bill from a bank and they refused to take it back.”
I feel like the bank was really embarrassed about the fact that they accidentally had fake money on them in the first place, and now they’re trying to save face.
“My car melted.”
According to OP, there was a fire nearby. But you’d never expect your car to start literally melting unless it was directly in the fire, which I don’t think it was. How unfortunate, and irritating, of course.
“The day my husband forgot to put the ketchup bottles in the fridge and one literally exploded.”
Apparently, the kind of ketchup OP had is prone to exploding if it’s left out of the fridge for too long. I’d probably just switch to mustard at that point.
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“FYI- Uber Eats Keeps Money From Canceled Orders.”
It’s bad enough when your order gets cancelled. But then you have to jump through hoops to talk to customer service, only for them to not give you a refund. The audacity.
“Water so close you have to rub your hands on the sink to wash them.”
There’s no way you can use that tap without getting water all over the counter, either. I just know if I had to live with this, I’d probably end up ripping the whole vanity off the wall out of rage.
“Bought a chocolate bar, turns out it’s chocolate dust.”
There’s nothing worse than getting all excited about eating a candy bar, only to open it and find out it’s nothing but dust. It just feels like a waste of money at that point.
“Chief nursing officer brought in this half eaten cake from her house party as a ‘thanks’ to the nurses working at the children’s hospital.”
Ah yes, because the nurses who have been working around the clock to help sick and dying patients deserve a half eaten cake as thanks. I’m not even a nurse and this makes me mad.
“When the road wants to kill you.”
We can only hope that no one tried driving on that road, except for a very careful salt truck. How some people think winter is the best season is beyond me.
“Booked a flight for my wife and I, and they wanted to charge us an extra 4$ to TRY to seat us together…”
I think the strangest part is that an airline wouldn’t just assume that you’d want two seats you’re buying at the same time to be together. Like, why is that even an issue?
“The elevator in my building when I came home from work.”
I want to believe that the person who spilled that milk just went down to reception to figure out how to get it cleaned. But I just know they went straight to their unit and didn’t look back.
“A few days before swapping to my winter wheels, Pennsylvania roads decided it was too late.”
I want to say that this is what happens when you change your tires over too late in the season, but I feel like something like this would’ve happened regardless. If only roads were paved properly.
“I do diamond painting. Today, I knocked all my drills on the floor.”
I’m thinking about how much time it’s going to take to clean the carpet up, and it’s filling me with rage. The worst part, though, is that one may never find enough of them to finish the art.
“The amount of ‘not empty yet’ bottles of soap my gf has in the shower.”
All you have to do is run some water into those bottles, and the remaining soap/shampoo/conditioner/etc. will come right out and still be usable.
Or you could just throw them away if you’re feeling especially lazy. Anything but keeping them in the shower.
“Mold in nearly every can of Arizona Sweet Tea. Brand new, just opened. Refrigerated.”
I guess this was a really, really bad batch of sweet tea. The worst part is that there’s pretty much nothing you can do but buy a new pack.
“Guy watching a movie at full volume on the train.”
I swear, it’s like some people forgot that headphones exist. Or maybe this guy doesn’t know about them?
Or, maybe he just doesn’t care, and thinks he’s the most important person in the world or something.
“The numbers on this bus.”
Oh man, this is so irritating! There was no reason for every single one of those numbers to be different sizes (and slightly different shades of black, to boot!). The company probably did this on purpose, just to tick people off.
“I’m just trying to refund two tickets…”
I once had to get a refund from an airline, and it took me about 4 hours. I swear, trying to contact an airline is exactly like trying to cancel your cable service.
“Is it really that hard?”
This is honestly worse than when people leave their cart in the middle of a parking spot. Something about this seems so passive aggressive. Like, “sure, I’ll move the cart, but I still won’t put it in the right spot.”
