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Funny how half are people who can't see, and the other half are people who stop to look at their phone and don't realize they needed to move up.
All these gaps are explained fairly clear in the 'Rules of the Road' booklets. AND THEY COME IN ALL MAJOR LANGUAGES! You can't honestly call yourself a good driver, then set off chain reactions of added traffic. You get maybe one small whoopsie for every 2000-ish miles driven, and that should be fair human error. When you constantly cause issues on the road, maybe it's time you get a bus pass.
People who say 'See you next year' and act like they are being witty lol
It's the worst joke of all time
I said this leaving a final co-worker chat circle last week.People who say 'See you next year' and act like they are being witty lol
It's the worst joke of all time
It's even worse when they are saying it out their window while driving, not staying in their lane and taking forever to respond to a green light change.
this makes me murderousI could go on for hours about driving pet peeves. everyone is awful.
Of course all the normal shit is annoying, but I have one in particular that I HATE, because it is senseless.
Driving down an interstate, and you get some jackass that drives next to you or slightly behind you in your blind spot no matter how fast or slow you go.
slow down to 65 in a 70, they slow. up to 79, they speed up.
Its like they are too lazy or stupid to check their speedometer or make their own decisions on speed.
They pay them minimum wage and then force them to join a union and pay Union dues so in essence they earn less than minimum wage because of the Union.It's as if they pay some poor sap minimum wage and never properly train them.
They pay them minimum wage and then force them to join a union and pay Union dues so in essence they earn less than minimum wage because of the Union.
I only shop at grocery stores where the workers in the produce department have horticulture degrees.It's as if they pay some poor sap minimum wage and never properly train them.
I will not kid anyone on this board here. I had no idea a potato could wreak such havoc in that produce area! And onions! Holy shit, It's like they are the black widow of the produce section. Today was a learning experience for me and that does NOT grind my gears!I only shop at grocery stores where the workers in the produce department have horticulture degrees.
I worked in the produce department at Hyvee during college for a couple of years. I was hungover AF for 75% of my shifts and I'll be honest, I was not really concerned with where the potatoes or onions were being put.Grocery stores that keep the Potatoes next to the Onions.
I don't buy produce at a number of place that do, and I tell the managers about it, they don't GAF. Not exactly experts if they can't manage this one beginners course in grocery inventory keeping-level detail. Makes you second guess EVERYTHING. Or someone high up with zero knowledge on produce is designing the floor plans based on the idea that people buy complimentary items. Guess what, I simply don't buy *anything* from your store then, because it's worthless for me to buy a 5lb bag of potatoes for $2 from you that spoil in a week, when I can pay $2.50, and they last a month from someone who cares to store foods properly. And if I can't buy produce at your store(never is just this one thing, but if you look around, it's a series of serious storage errors) and trust it is kept correctly, then I'm not going trust you keep the other things correctly.
Ever wonder why something like a potato starts rotting after a few days, when they should store nicely for months(pending freshness)? Ever wonder why the insides of your onions are soggy after a week, when the same thing, they should store for an extended period of time? Ever buy garlic that is dry, peppers that should be white inside, but are decomposing and black, despite passing any normal person's ripeness checks? The list goes on and on.
Yeah, fucking grocery stores are to blame. Guess what, this also means they need to turn over inventory faster, so if you ever worked stocking these tedious care items and moving heavy sacks of fruit, they have to do it considerably more often now. Fucking A right that grinds my gears.
Well clearly, as you can see from @Crystallas' post. It's the high margins on sacks of potatoes, and not the alphabet, that puts the onions next to the potatoes.I worked in the produce department at Hyvee during for a couple of years. I was hungover AF for 75% of my shifts and I'll be honest, I was not really concerned with where the potatoes or onions were being put.
So it was YOU ASSHOLE!I worked in the produce department at Hyvee during for a couple of years. I was hungover AF for 75% of my shifts and I'll be honest, I was not really concerned with where the potatoes or onions were being put.