Can we discuss pet peeves here? (3 Viewers)

[Mrs. Rannous]

My entire family and their dishwashing habits/abilities. My kids, my partner, and her daughter (my step-daughter, basically). First, I'm apparently the only one in the house that understands how a dishwasher works. Everyone else evidently thinks a plate will become clean by water hitting the bottom side of said plate. And, bowls are apparently more effectively washed by stacking them 2-3 deep in the bottom rack.

Don't even get me started in their ability to hand-wash items. Put it this way... At this point, they have all heard my "seagull" analogy several times, in an effort to get them to understand why you rinse off dishes before washing them. Basically, it goes like this.... "If a seagull were to take a flying dump on your head, would you go home, add shampoo, and proceed to wash your hair? Or, would you try to rinse out said bird poo from your hair before shampooing?" Sadly, this usually doesn't create the response that I'm looking for. Instead, they just stare at me like an idiot, probably trying to figure out if I'm making it up, or if I've actually fallen victim to a shlt-bombing seagull at some point in my life.

It’s been our experience that most people don’t rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. Our kids have been questioned about their (good) dish cleaning technique when helping with the dishes over friends houses. (WTF complains when getting help but here we are!)


Ours are almost clean enough to dry off and eat with before putting them into the dishwasher.

Although I don’t always adhere to this, I’ve been told a quick rinse is sufficient for most contemporary dish washers.

I keep hearing this but don't believe it for a second.

I think it’s true for high end appliances - just scrape big stuff and put it in the washer

Depends on how often you run it. We only have to run it once a week. Left on food gets stinky and attracts roaches. No thanks. Also, food debris will clog the filter unless you are cleaning it pretty regularly. I'd rather not find out that it's clogged.

 

[Terminalxylem]

My entire family and their dishwashing habits/abilities. My kids, my partner, and her daughter (my step-daughter, basically). First, I'm apparently the only one in the house that understands how a dishwasher works. Everyone else evidently thinks a plate will become clean by water hitting the bottom side of said plate. And, bowls are apparently more effectively washed by stacking them 2-3 deep in the bottom rack.

Don't even get me started in their ability to hand-wash items. Put it this way... At this point, they have all heard my "seagull" analogy several times, in an effort to get them to understand why you rinse off dishes before washing them. Basically, it goes like this.... "If a seagull were to take a flying dump on your head, would you go home, add shampoo, and proceed to wash your hair? Or, would you try to rinse out said bird poo from your hair before shampooing?" Sadly, this usually doesn't create the response that I'm looking for. Instead, they just stare at me like an idiot, probably trying to figure out if I'm making it up, or if I've actually fallen victim to a shlt-bombing seagull at some point in my life.

It’s been our experience that most people don’t rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. Our kids have been questioned about their (good) dish cleaning technique when helping with the dishes over friends houses. (WTF complains when getting help but here we are!)


Ours are almost clean enough to dry off and eat with before putting them into the dishwasher.

Although I don’t always adhere to this, I’ve been told a quick rinse is sufficient for most contemporary dish washers.

I keep hearing this but don't believe it for a second.

I think it’s true for high end appliances - just scrape big stuff and put it in the washer

Depends on how often you run it. We only have to run it once a week. Left on food gets stinky and attracts roaches. No thanks. Also, food debris will clog the filter unless you are cleaning it pretty regularly. I'd rather not find out that it's clogged.

Yeah, as I said, I don’t adhere to the minimal rinse guideline. My most affluent friend, who has much nicer appliances, had mentioned it on ski trips, when we’d wash dishes every other day.

 

[Gally]

My entire family and their dishwashing habits/abilities. My kids, my partner, and her daughter (my step-daughter, basically). First, I'm apparently the only one in the house that understands how a dishwasher works. Everyone else evidently thinks a plate will become clean by water hitting the bottom side of said plate. And, bowls are apparently more effectively washed by stacking them 2-3 deep in the bottom rack.

Don't even get me started in their ability to hand-wash items. Put it this way... At this point, they have all heard my "seagull" analogy several times, in an effort to get them to understand why you rinse off dishes before washing them. Basically, it goes like this.... "If a seagull were to take a flying dump on your head, would you go home, add shampoo, and proceed to wash your hair? Or, would you try to rinse out said bird poo from your hair before shampooing?" Sadly, this usually doesn't create the response that I'm looking for. Instead, they just stare at me like an idiot, probably trying to figure out if I'm making it up, or if I've actually fallen victim to a shlt-bombing seagull at some point in my life.

It’s been our experience that most people don’t rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. Our kids have been questioned about their (good) dish cleaning technique when helping with the dishes over friends houses. (WTF complains when getting help but here we are!)


Ours are almost clean enough to dry off and eat with before putting them into the dishwasher.

Although I don’t always adhere to this, I’ve been told a quick rinse is sufficient for most contemporary dish washers.

I keep hearing this but don't believe it for a second.

I think it’s true for high end appliances - just scrape big stuff and put it in the washer

Depends on how often you run it. We only have to run it once a week. Left on food gets stinky and attracts roaches. No thanks. Also, food debris will clog the filter unless you are cleaning it pretty regularly. I'd rather not find out that it's clogged.

Yeah, as I said, I don’t adhere to the minimal rinse guideline. My most affluent friend, who has much nicer appliances, had mentioned it on ski trips, when we’d wash dishes every other day.

I don't have the highest end of dishwashers but we just scrape all the chunks off and put it in the dishwasher. Works just fine. Every once in a blue moon is there a plate or bowl that has some stuck on sauce type stuff but it's very infrequently and probably due to sitting in the dishwasher for a few days before it got full enough to run.

Also, the drain has a strainer on it that's easy to take out and empty every so often for any chunks that didn't get scraped off. It's not really a big deal.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

My entire family and their dishwashing habits/abilities. My kids, my partner, and her daughter (my step-daughter, basically). First, I'm apparently the only one in the house that understands how a dishwasher works. Everyone else evidently thinks a plate will become clean by water hitting the bottom side of said plate. And, bowls are apparently more effectively washed by stacking them 2-3 deep in the bottom rack.

Don't even get me started in their ability to hand-wash items. Put it this way... At this point, they have all heard my "seagull" analogy several times, in an effort to get them to understand why you rinse off dishes before washing them. Basically, it goes like this.... "If a seagull were to take a flying dump on your head, would you go home, add shampoo, and proceed to wash your hair? Or, would you try to rinse out said bird poo from your hair before shampooing?" Sadly, this usually doesn't create the response that I'm looking for. Instead, they just stare at me like an idiot, probably trying to figure out if I'm making it up, or if I've actually fallen victim to a shlt-bombing seagull at some point in my life.

It’s been our experience that most people don’t rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. Our kids have been questioned about their (good) dish cleaning technique when helping with the dishes over friends houses. (WTF complains when getting help but here we are!)


Ours are almost clean enough to dry off and eat with before putting them into the dishwasher.

Although I don’t always adhere to this, I’ve been told a quick rinse is sufficient for most contemporary dish washers.

I keep hearing this but don't believe it for a second.

I think it’s true for high end appliances - just scrape big stuff and put it in the washer

I’ll vouch for this. Never used a dishwasher in my life. Remodeled the downstairs, so have a new dishwasher. It’s pretty miraculous what it will clean. I “tested” out various dishwashers while on vacations before spending a grip on a dishwasher. One time we put a lasagna pan in there no rinse, barely scraped. Came out clean as whistle. I couldn’t believe it.

 

[SayChowda]

The term furbaby. It's a dog. Just say dog!

 

[shuke]

My entire family and their dishwashing habits/abilities. My kids, my partner, and her daughter (my step-daughter, basically). First, I'm apparently the only one in the house that understands how a dishwasher works. Everyone else evidently thinks a plate will become clean by water hitting the bottom side of said plate. And, bowls are apparently more effectively washed by stacking them 2-3 deep in the bottom rack.

Don't even get me started in their ability to hand-wash items. Put it this way... At this point, they have all heard my "seagull" analogy several times, in an effort to get them to understand why you rinse off dishes before washing them. Basically, it goes like this.... "If a seagull were to take a flying dump on your head, would you go home, add shampoo, and proceed to wash your hair? Or, would you try to rinse out said bird poo from your hair before shampooing?" Sadly, this usually doesn't create the response that I'm looking for. Instead, they just stare at me like an idiot, probably trying to figure out if I'm making it up, or if I've actually fallen victim to a shlt-bombing seagull at some point in my life.

It’s been our experience that most people don’t rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. Our kids have been questioned about their (good) dish cleaning technique when helping with the dishes over friends houses. (WTF complains when getting help but here we are!)


Ours are almost clean enough to dry off and eat with before putting them into the dishwasher.

Although I don’t always adhere to this, I’ve been told a quick rinse is sufficient for most contemporary dish washers.

I keep hearing this but don't believe it for a second.

I think it’s true for high end appliances - just scrape big stuff and put it in the washer

I’ll vouch for this. Never used a dishwasher in my life. Remodeled the downstairs, so have a new dishwasher. It’s pretty miraculous what it will clean. I “tested” out various dishwashers while on vacations before spending a grip on a dishwasher. One time we put a lasagna pan in there no rinse, barely scraped. Came out clean as whistle. I couldn’t believe it.

I don't believe it.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

My entire family and their dishwashing habits/abilities. My kids, my partner, and her daughter (my step-daughter, basically). First, I'm apparently the only one in the house that understands how a dishwasher works. Everyone else evidently thinks a plate will become clean by water hitting the bottom side of said plate. And, bowls are apparently more effectively washed by stacking them 2-3 deep in the bottom rack.

Don't even get me started in their ability to hand-wash items. Put it this way... At this point, they have all heard my "seagull" analogy several times, in an effort to get them to understand why you rinse off dishes before washing them. Basically, it goes like this.... "If a seagull were to take a flying dump on your head, would you go home, add shampoo, and proceed to wash your hair? Or, would you try to rinse out said bird poo from your hair before shampooing?" Sadly, this usually doesn't create the response that I'm looking for. Instead, they just stare at me like an idiot, probably trying to figure out if I'm making it up, or if I've actually fallen victim to a shlt-bombing seagull at some point in my life.

It’s been our experience that most people don’t rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. Our kids have been questioned about their (good) dish cleaning technique when helping with the dishes over friends houses. (WTF complains when getting help but here we are!)


Ours are almost clean enough to dry off and eat with before putting them into the dishwasher.

Although I don’t always adhere to this, I’ve been told a quick rinse is sufficient for most contemporary dish washers.

I keep hearing this but don't believe it for a second.

I think it’s true for high end appliances - just scrape big stuff and put it in the washer

I’ll vouch for this. Never used a dishwasher in my life. Remodeled the downstairs, so have a new dishwasher. It’s pretty miraculous what it will clean. I “tested” out various dishwashers while on vacations before spending a grip on a dishwasher. One time we put a lasagna pan in there no rinse, barely scraped. Came out clean as whistle. I couldn’t believe it.

I don't believe it.

Which part?

 

[Don Quixote]

Maybe more of a vent than a pet peeve... Wife bought tickets to Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience tonight. Web site says the event will go ahead even if there is rain; it further says if it can’t go ahead because of extreme weather, a communication will be sent via e-mail to re-book. Weather tonight is rainy, but nothing extreme. Received no e-mail saying it was cancelled.

Drove about an hour from just outside DC over to Leesburg. As we start to enter the park, see some cars making their back to the entrance, which is weird as it is a night event and our time slot pretty early in the evening. We park and get out of the car to make our way to the entrance and an employee stops us to tell us event is closed because of the weather and they will give us a voucher to re-book for another night. Never got an e-mail about the cancellation. Hundreds of cars probably similarly situated where drove an hour or more to just get turned around. Told my wife that I wished they had a moose out front that I could punch like Clark Griswold. They are now deleting complaints about it from their Facebook and Instagram pages left and right to try to pretend it did not happen (apparently their social media person’s job responsibility is limited to deleting negative posts, and does not include making announcements about it being unexpectedly closed due to weather, as they did not post anything about it there either).

Anyway, avoid Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience like the plague.

 

[Drunken knight]

@Don Quixote

 

[offdee]

Lee Corso still being on College Gameday. It’s painful to watch at this point. Joe Biden-esque.

 

[belljr]

Lee Corso still being on College Gameday. It’s painful to watch at this point. Joe Biden-esque.

How dare you! He's made college game day from the beginning. He can go up there if only he can do is just hold up signs!!!;;

 

[offdee]

Lee Corso still being on College Gameday. It’s painful to watch at this point. Joe Biden-esque.

How dare you! He's made college game day from the beginning. He can go up there if only he can do is just hold up signs!!!;;

Looks like he’s gonna pass away at any. moment.

 

[offdee]

Mark Ingram on whatever football panel he’s on is so damn annoying. Oh yeah! Ooooooooo! Skrrrrrt! Just shut up.

 

[belljr]

Mark Ingram on whatever football panel he’s on is so damn annoying. Oh yeah! Ooooooooo! Skrrrrrt! Just shut up.

Broseph you watch too many talking head sports segments......I can't tell you the last one I listened too, minus some GameDay here and there. Makes things so much better.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Mark Ingram on whatever football panel he’s on is so damn annoying. Oh yeah! Ooooooooo! Skrrrrrt! Just shut up.

Broseph you watch too many talking head sports segments......I can't tell you the last one I listened too, minus some GameDay here and there. Makes things so much better.

Yep. Make sure I have some buffer on the broadcast and skip that crap. And those sideline coaches interviews.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

Nick saban schilling everything on tv

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Nick saban schilling everything on tv

You don't find him personable? Shocking.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

Nick saban schilling everything on tv

You don't find him personable? Shocking.

He’s starting to make me not want to go on vacation with the zillion vrbo commercials.

 

[nirad3]

While we're on sports talking heads rants, how about Rex Ryan saying "alright?" at the end of every other sentence on ESPN's Sunday Gameday. It's uncanny. You won't be able to un-hear it now, you're welcome.

 

[3C's]

No idea why people watch "gamedays" and "kickoff" shows, alright?

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

No idea why people watch "gamedays" and "kickoff" shows, alright?

When your team is on top you’ll watch it. I have t watched them in 20 years.

 

[3C's]

No idea why people watch "gamedays" and "kickoff" shows, alright?

When your team is on top you’ll watch it. I have t watched them in 20 years.

No, I still won't watch the "pre" shows.

ETA: alright?

 

[DA RAIDERS]

No idea why people watch "gamedays" and "kickoff" shows, alright?

When your team is on top you’ll watch it. I have t watched them in 20 years.

Back when I drank all day on Sunday with friends and then watched espn on Sunday night (why? We had just watched red zone and had multiple tvs going at once ) we would bet on when the raider game highlights would come on. The tricky part would be if they were playing a mid tier team like the bears/packers/giants. Dallas would be one or two. And if it was a junk opponent, Sometimes they wouldn’t air any raider highlights until after the first half hour.

 

[parasaurolophus]

22 piece cookware set!

Stfu. That is a six piece cookware set. Four pans and two pots. Lids, useless pads for storage, and a crappy set of plastic spoons dont count.

 

[parasaurolophus]

Swear to god my wife is purposely running into or knocking stuff over these days just to complain about it not being put exactly where she wanted it.

 

[rockaction]

Nick saban schilling everything on tv

Didn’t he go broke with a video game company?

I kid. Schilling. Curt Schilling and 38 Games went el bankrupto and took out public money to fail so catastrophically.

 

[rockaction]

My entire family and their dishwashing habits/abilities. My kids, my partner, and her daughter (my step-daughter, basically). First, I'm apparently the only one in the house that understands how a dishwasher works. Everyone else evidently thinks a plate will become clean by water hitting the bottom side of said plate. And, bowls are apparently more effectively washed by stacking them 2-3 deep in the bottom rack.

Don't even get me started in their ability to hand-wash items. Put it this way... At this point, they have all heard my "seagull" analogy several times, in an effort to get them to understand why you rinse off dishes before washing them. Basically, it goes like this.... "If a seagull were to take a flying dump on your head, would you go home, add shampoo, and proceed to wash your hair? Or, would you try to rinse out said bird poo from your hair before shampooing?" Sadly, this usually doesn't create the response that I'm looking for. Instead, they just stare at me like an idiot, probably trying to figure out if I'm making it up, or if I've actually fallen victim to a shlt-bombing seagull at some point in my life.

It’s been our experience that most people don’t rinse off their dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. Our kids have been questioned about their (good) dish cleaning technique when helping with the dishes over friends houses. (WTF complains when getting help but here we are!)


Ours are almost clean enough to dry off and eat with before putting them into the dishwasher.

Although I don’t always adhere to this, I’ve been told a quick rinse is sufficient for most contemporary dish washers.

I keep hearing this but don't believe it for a second.

It’s true, shuke. It’s true.

 

[brun]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

 

[the moops]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

They need to roll down window and wave you through if that's their plan

 

[mr. furley]

Swear to god my wife is purposely running into or knocking stuff over these days just to complain about it not being put exactly where she wanted it.

mine is jamming unnecessary **** in to the fridge, at weird angles, in weird places, complaining that our fridge isn't big enough anymore and we need a new one for Christmas

things like putting an entire large pizza box in the fridge when there's a single slice inside. putting the whole crockpot in the fridge when there's only enough food inside to fit a small tupperware container.

i got the message already. buying a bigger fridge would mean remodeling the entire kitchen. we aren't doing that.

 

[General Malaise]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

They need to roll down window and wave you through if that's their plan

Flash your brights to let them know.

Do you guys even drive, bros?

 

[the moops]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

They need to roll down window and wave you through if that's their plan

Flash your brights to let them know.

Do you guys even drive, bros?

I like the arm out the window wave instead. Fight me

 

[offdee]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

Nothing to feel bad about....this is bad driving on their end and more likely to cause an accident than be a friendly gesture.

 

[General Malaise]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

They need to roll down window and wave you through if that's their plan

Flash your brights to let them know.

Do you guys even drive, bros?

I like the arm out the window wave instead. Fight me

Of course I'd fight and inefficient person like you...while you're busy removing your turtleneck and finding somebody to hold your thumb rings I'll be busy stomping your neck and absconding with your wallet and car keys.

 

[shuke]

things like putting an entire large pizza box in the fridge when there's a single slice inside. putting the whole crockpot in the fridge when there's only enough food inside to fit a small tupperware container.

sorry, good buddy

 

[shuke]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

They need to roll down window and wave you through if that's their plan

Flash your brights to let them know.

Do you guys even drive, bros?

I like the arm out the window wave instead. Fight me

Of course I'd fight and inefficient person like you...while you're busy removing your turtleneck and finding somebody to hold your thumb rings I'll be busy stomping your neck and absconding with your wallet and car keys.

Oh. wow.

 

[jamny]

If you go to a brewpub, can you just bring your empty glasses to the bar or whatever place they set aside when you leave. It's usually only one or two people working there and other people might like to sit at the place you left without empty glasses there. It's not that hard people.

 

[the moops]

Oh. wow.

Seriously. Angry GM sure is something

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

I feel kinda bad admitting to this.

Waiting for a line of traffic to go by so I can to make a left turn. The last car is approaching and I am ready to go as soon as they pass. But, they don't pass. They stop. Are they letting me go? There's motion in the car. Are they waving at me to go? Fighting with a bee? I'm not sure so I watch for a couple of seconds and then cautiously go.

I appreciate the gesture but it would probably be faster if you just followed the traffic in front of you.

They need to roll down window and wave you through if that's their plan

Flash your brights to let them know.

Do you guys even drive, bros?

I like the arm out the window wave instead. Fight me

Of course I'd fight and inefficient person like you...while you're busy removing your turtleneck and finding somebody to hold your thumb rings I'll be busy stomping your neck and absconding with your wallet and car keys.

Talk dirty to me moar

 

[Pip's Invitation]

Oh. wow.

Seriously. Angry GM sure is something

Pray he doesn’t attack you like he attacked that Big Mac in his wife’s car.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Who wants to hear about the pear harvest over at Harry and David's?

 

[arrow1]

Who wants to hear about the pear harvest over at Harry and David's?

Me.....?

 

[nirad3]

Slow-azz drivers that take forever to make left turns out of a left-turn-only lane. Like, they wait until the car in front of them is halfway down the street we're turning onto until they go. Y'all realize there are people behind you needing for you to go first before they can go, right?

 

[General Malaise]

Oh. wow.

Seriously. Angry GM sure is something

Pray he doesn’t attack you like he attacked that Big Mac in his wife’s car.

It's now OUR car.


Errrrr, minivan.

 

[Dezbelief]

Hair in the bathroom sink or on the counter.

 

[wlwiles]

People that tell stories about others they know, using their first names without any explanation as to who they are.

 

[the moops]

People that tell stories about others they know, using their first names without any explanation as to who they are.

My mom is the ****ing queen of this. She will just drop all these names like we know who the hell they are. I have given up trying to make her explain who they are, mostly because I just don't care. but when she does it in front of my inlaws or my friends I always have to be like - yo mom - nobody here knows who the hell Bob and Cindy are, you gotta give them some backstory or just leave it as "friends of ours"

 

[Snoopy]

Slow-azz drivers that take forever to make left turns out of a left-turn-only lane. Like, they wait until the car in front of them is halfway down the street we're turning onto until they go. Y'all realize there are people behind you needing for you to go first before they can go, right?

Or go left

 

[Snoopy]

People that tell stories about others they know, using their first names without any explanation as to who they are.

My late mother had the habit of references to them using only pronouns, then fully expected me to fully know to whom she was referring to.

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

People that tell stories about others they know, using their first names without any explanation as to who they are.

My mom is the ****ing queen of this. She will just drop all these names like we know who the hell they are. I have given up trying to make her explain who they are, mostly because I just don't care. but when she does it in front of my inlaws or my friends I always have to be like - yo mom - nobody here knows who the hell Bob and Cindy are, you gotta give them some backstory or just leave it as "friends of ours"

My mom does this too. Keeps me updated with what is going on in strangers lives. Like her co-worker Nikki. Her husband is a deadbeat and they're going to court over custody. Can you believe he doesn't pay her anything?

Welp, if finally happened! Julie and Barry sold their house and moved to Florida.

I dont know or care about these people mom!!!!! What/how are YOU doing?