44 Horrible, Selfish People From The Last Month Who Might As Well Have Screamed "ME! ME! ME!"
1. And I thought people bringing huge music speakers to the beach was bad. No one wants to hear your crappy DJ set at the beach!!!
2. It takes a special kind of inconsiderate jerk to do this on a red-eye.
3. What is wrong with people???
4. So let me get this straight — you refuse to date anyone older, but you expect this woman to?
5. People who order TWENTY sandwiches at the drive-thru deserve a special place in hell.
6. People who "reserve" chairs at resorts and beaches, then don't show up for hours, also deserve a special spot in hell.
7. This is why I can't stand people who vape.
8. Customer service ≠ staying open after close.
9. "Not sure what IHOP is thinking." Um, probably about profit, like every other business in the world. If you want milk at a grocery store price, eat at home.
10. These are the WORST type of airport people, and they're so common I see them EVERY TIME I FLY.
11. This is why I'm glad I work from home four days a week.
12. Working at a movie theater has got to be the worst job due to people like this.
13. Apparently, throwing popcorn and making a mess of the theater is a "trend" during the Minecraft movie. Parents, if your kids do this, you did not do your job.
14. These kids snuck in a literal chicken during Minecraft.
15. They say it right there in the AMC intro: DON'T TALK DURING THE MOVIE!
16. I swear, some people act like they've never been to the movies before!
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17. While no one likes a peeping Tom, it seems like these people were just trying to renovate their home...which includes having windows in every room?
18. Every time I'm in traffic from now on, I'm gonna blame this guy.
19. How does anyone think this is okay?
21. If kindness is idiocy, maybe this ungrateful sister is right.
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22. Do you really need to be on your laptop on a red-eye? And if you have to use it...it's dark!!! You don't need your brightness at this level!
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23. It's like people forget that wheelchair users and people with strollers exist. Or hell, people with legs.
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24. McDonald's employees are NOT your housekeeper!
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25. I can't stand people like this. Why not just hold the phone up to your ear??? Also, you can get earbuds for under $10. If you can afford a gym membership, you can afford a pair of earphones, and if you truly can't, you probably shouldn't be paying for a gym membership.
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26. She 100% noticed and just didn't care.
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27. Wipe down the sink! It's the least you can do.
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28. Providing shopping carts for residents to use to bring groceries and other items from their cars is actually a great idea! ...Until residents take advantage.
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29. There should be an option when you choose seats on a flight to not have to sit next to an asshole.
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30. I concur: the kid is definitely named Braxxon.
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31. Parking on the street in front of someone's house is not illegal. Defacing property is.
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32. Neighbors have got to be one of the worst parts of moving to suburbia.
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33. Or moving anywhere, really.
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34. Some advice to this person: these people aren't your friends.
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35. Neither is this person.
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36. These people THROWING ASHES on a public tour told me all I needed to know about them.
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37. 👏NORMALIZE👏CALLING👏OUT👏ENTITLED👏PEOPLE!
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38. They should tow this car so the owner gets what they deserve.
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39. This person, too. I mean, come on. ON the lawn???
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40. As a person who HATES being touched by strangers, this is my nightmare.
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41. I can't decide if she was trying to scam them or if this was an accident, but either way, she got what she deserved.
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42. Some customers should be banned from every establishment.
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43. Bans!!! Bans for everyone!
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44. And finally...PUSH THE CARTS FULLY IN. It's not that hard!!!
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