Pet peeves

[+ Lucky]

Or how 'bout folk who say "I could say... but I won't" when they just did?

 

Kevin Slater

I think that is a quite clever way to get your point across without offending anyone! I think!

[raulgmanzo]

...list all of their links every time they post, often along with their travel schedule.... I like the escorts who simply post like the rest of us.... So, instead I just compliment those who don't need the add-ons!

 

Wow thanks Lucky! Your post made my day. After all these years I was beginning to wonder if I've been a fool for posting w/ out links except when I felt it was pertinent to the thread or my post.

[+ deej]

Or how 'bout folk who say "I could say... but I won't" when they just did?

 

Cute. But along those lines, and in honor of Oscars Sunday, we're going to hear a lot of "I'd like to thank the Academy..." -- THEN WHY DON'T YOU?!?!!?

[+ Lucky]

Wow thanks Lucky! Your post made my day. After all these years I was beginning to wonder if I've been a fool for posting w/ out links except when I felt it was pertinent to the thread or my post.

 

Consider yourself complimented!

 

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[raulgmanzo]

OK - they carded me until I was 30.

They just wanted your name so they could look up your phone number and ask you out.

 

Why don't they card me now for a senior discount?

Because by now you've already given out your name and phone number to every cute/hot cashier between Palm Springs and somewhere back east.

You might be getting older but I doubt that you are slowing down, or any less charming!

[Steven_Draker]

My purchase comes to $5.44. I hand the cash wench $6.19, and they look at me stupefied ...

 

I do that all the time and my experience is that many cashiers don't understand basic mathematics and don't know how to handle cash and change. They expect you to pay with your credit/debit card.

[Phil_musc]

Geez, you guys are tough. So many issues - so many peeves. Just relax a little and take it as it comes.

 

But then again, I've had the same experience with change with the cashier. I can go one further - I found additional coinage (after my regional order was rung up) that allowed the change total to be one of those quarter things that would be good for parking meters and laundromats, and when I offered the additional currency, I was told by the cashier that it wouldd be unacceptable to the machine because the register would only recognize what was exactly put in. When I suggested that perhaps the register wasn't quite the all-power, all-seeing Oz that she (the cashier) implied, I was met with stares that would shake a Republican to the core - a sort of "are you always this difficult, Bozo" kind of attitude. Ah well, the dumbing down of America. . .

[Samai139]

I remember a thread a few weeks ago that discussed the eventuality of an American(maybe universal) financial culture with no paper money and no coins and oh yes, with no paper checks. Most posters felt this was not just possible but a certainty. If money, as we know it, disappears, so will the pet peeves about change.

 

I'm guessing that other pet peeves will arise and all of us who suffer them will continue to suffer. Any suggestions predicting possible pet peeves in a no-money culture??

[+ Lucky]

Geez, you guys are tough. So many issues - so many peeves. Just relax a little and take it as it comes.

 

But then again, I've had the same experience with change with the cashier. I can go one further - I found additional coinage (after my regional order was rung up) that allowed the change total to be one of those quarter things that would be good for parking meters and laundromats, and when I offered the additional currency, I was told by the cashier that it wouldd be unacceptable to the machine because the register would only recognize what was exactly put in. When I suggested that perhaps the register wasn't quite the all-power, all-seeing Oz that she (the cashier) implied, I was met with stares that would shake a Republican to the core - a sort of "are you always this difficult, Bozo" kind of attitude. Ah well, the dumbing down of America. . .

 

Phil, listen to yourself!

[adriano46]

Now that's a fun game to play. How about your favorite escort? There's a rather dim cohort of mine here in NYC who is an excellent and very successful escort, but comes with a sense of entitlement and the assumption that if he weren't doing this, he'd be some captain of industry. I hate to break it to him, but if not for his schlong, he'd be a welder's assistant.

 

Kevin Slater

 

Kevin, I agree with your pet peeves, and you have a very funny terrific sense of humor.

[Phil_musc]

Why, Lucky, whatev-ah do you mean?

 

Yes, Kevin, good humor there!

[maxwellissmart]

I do that all the time and my experience is that many cashiers don't understand basic mathematics and don't know how to handle cash and change. They expect you to pay with your credit/debit card.[/color]

 

It's funny how I used to be so impatient with people who paid with plastic. Now it's the exact opposite—change purses are not cute.

[Steven_Draker]

Ooops, I've got a new "stalker" ... Maxwell-is-way-too-smart