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Pet Peeves, let's hear them.

Lack of physical awareness. If you are sober and are bumping into stuff or constantly making noises that (I guess) you assume no one else hears, that's a pet peeve. Not a fan. But I tolerate plenty.
"Lack of physical awareness." I see it all the time in supermarkets.

Their body is blocking one half of the aisle ('cause they ain't exactly svelte), and their cart is blocking the other half.:rollno:
 
When you volunteer to help the real host of the show put together his weekly two hour vinyl-sourced show for a community radio station and between the two of us we have about 8 hours invested in each show and we’ve spent about $3K of our own money to set up home studio gear* and I submit a finished show (via cloud drive) and I get no acknowledgment from the station that they got it, let alone a Thanks for your time.

*Edit: Since no live studio shows are allowed during COVID because the studio is on a high school campus.
 
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Scotch packaging tape, the kind that comes in the red/orange dispenser. It doesn't stick to anything, it's too stiff, doesn't fold or bend, what use is it? Aaaarrrrrrgh.
 
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I've said this before, but it bears repeating.

Left handed people should not be allowed to tie bread ties! It's right tighty, lefty loosey!!

This is not intended to offend or degrade left handed people, but, you know you do it backwards.

I'm right, but I'm completely unpredictable on whether I twist tie forwards or backwards.