Can we discuss pet peeves here? (2 Viewers)

[General Malaise]

FTR - it could be worse. We just have to go to the liquor store where you can get everything and anything you want. And no restrictions on days.

It could be like crappy PA where you had to go to a beer store - then to a wine and spirit store.... sm

Yeah, PA is the weirdest state I've ever been to with regards to alcohol sales. And I lived in Mississippi for a while.

 

[supermike80]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Well thats easy we have to go to a different store for that

States that don't sell alcohol at grocery stores are the worst. What problem does that solve?

In Michigan. Nothing. All hard alcohol is state controlled. State sets the minimum pricing. No sales, no discounts. It blows and I hate it. Oh yeah, a store can charge MORE than the state minimum, but not less.

 

[Cowboysfan8]

could be like crappy PA where you had to go to a beer store - then to a wine and spirit store.... sm

Not anymore thank God

 

[Leroy Hoard]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Well thats easy we have to go to a different store for that

States that don't sell alcohol at grocery stores are the worst. What problem does that solve?

You don't have roving bands of drunks cruising the produce section?

A neighbor of mine worked midnights at a 24 hour box store. He would find half empty whiskey bottles mixed in with the juice selection.

 

[Runkle]

A particular website I need to use for work, every single day:

Home page: Enter your username to log in

Then

2nd Page: Enter your password for this account

Then

3rd Page: Please select all bicycles in this image to continue

Then

4th Page: Please enter the two-factor code from your authenticator app to continue



Logins only last 1 hour before the above needs to be repeated. Sometime you have to solve 1, 2, or 3 "prove you're not a robot" challenges to get past the 3rd page. Fine... but then what robot would have my 2FA? Isn't that enough to prove who I am? If not.... then what the heck is it for??

 

[Dezbelief]

A particular website I need to use for work, every single day:

Home page: Enter your username to log in

Then

2nd Page: Enter your password for this account

Then

3rd Page: Please select all bicycles in this image to continue

Then

4th Page: Please enter the two-factor code from your authenticator app to continue



Logins only last 1 hour before the above needs to be repeated. Sometime you have to solve 1, 2, or 3 "prove you're not a robot" challenges to get past the 3rd page. Fine... but then what robot would have my 2FA? Isn't that enough to prove who I am? If not.... then what the heck is it for??

My favorite is
Check this box to not 2FA again on this device.

Guess what happens next time I use the device.

 

[Leroy Hoard]

Sorry, you guys just sound like a couple of disgruntled bots

 

[Keerock]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Well thats easy we have to go to a different store for that

States that don't sell alcohol at grocery stores are the worst. What problem does that solve?

In Michigan. Nothing. All hard alcohol is state controlled. State sets the minimum pricing. No sales, no discounts. It blows and I hate it. Oh yeah, a store can charge MORE than the state minimum, but not le

Pretty sure that's what "minimum pricing" means...

 

[Leroy Hoard]

Before they changed the rules it was all minimum pricing, every store from the big city to the farthest outreach had to charge the same price. With sales tax already worked in no less. But they also had that ignorant Sunday rule where you had to wait to noon to buy anything with a 1pm football game staring you in the face. Now things are probably better, but you gotta learn where to go.

 

[ICLight]

FTR - it could be worse. We just have to go to the liquor store where you can get everything and anything you want. And no restrictions on days.

It could be like crappy PA where you had to go to a beer store - then to a wine and spirit store.... sm

And even though we finally got beer in grocery stores in PA, there's a 192 oz limit per transaction. So you can't even get three 6-packs in one transaction. But you can buy up to 192 oz, take it to your car, come back in and buy some more. Makes no sense.

 

[Runkle]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Well thats easy we have to go to a different store for that

States that don't sell alcohol at grocery stores are the worst. What problem does that solve?

The problem of privately owned liquor stores not wanting to compete against grocery stores and therefore lining the pockets of local politicians to keep the status quo, natch

 

[Pip's Invitation]

Before they changed the rules it was all minimum pricing, every store from the big city to the farthest outreach had to charge the same price. With sales tax already worked in no less. But they also had that ignorant Sunday rule where you had to wait to noon to buy anything with a 1pm football game staring you in the face. Now things are probably better, but you gotta learn where to go.

The shark move is to buy your booze on Saturday, no?

 

[DA RAIDERS]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

 

[psychobillies]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Well thats easy we have to go to a different store for that

States that don't sell alcohol at grocery stores are the worst. What problem does that solve?

You don't have roving bands of drunks cruising the produce section?

We need produce too!

 

[Cowboysfan8]

FTR - it could be worse. We just have to go to the liquor store where you can get everything and anything you want. And no restrictions on days.

It could be like crappy PA where you had to go to a beer store - then to a wine and spirit store.... sm

And even though we finally got beer in grocery stores in PA, there's a 192 oz limit per transaction. So you can't even get three 6-packs in one transaction. But you can buy up to 192 oz, take it to your car, come back in and buy some more. Makes no sense.

Yep. Very stupid. But still way better now that I can grab a 6 or 12 pack at the grocery store or Sheetz in a pinch

 

[belljr]

FTR - it could be worse. We just have to go to the liquor store where you can get everything and anything you want. And no restrictions on days.

It could be like crappy PA where you had to go to a beer store - then to a wine and spirit store.... sm

And even though we finally got beer in grocery stores in PA, there's a 192 oz limit per transaction. So you can't even get three 6-packs in one transaction. But you can buy up to 192 oz, take it to your car, come back in and buy some more. Makes no sense.

Yep. Very stupid. But still way better now that I can grab a 6 or 12 pack at the grocery store or Sheetz in a pinch

So for example they dont sell 30 packs of miller lite?

 

[Grahamburn]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

I suggest ringing in all your produce as bananas(4011). Quick, cheap and if they didn’t want that happening they would get rid of self checkout.

I always steal something...

 

[General Malaise]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

 

[Cowboysfan8]

FTR - it could be worse. We just have to go to the liquor store where you can get everything and anything you want. And no restrictions on days.

It could be like crappy PA where you had to go to a beer store - then to a wine and spirit store.... sm

And even though we finally got beer in grocery stores in PA, there's a 192 oz limit per transaction. So you can't even get three 6-packs in one transaction. But you can buy up to 192 oz, take it to your car, come back in and buy some more. Makes no sense.

Yep. Very stupid. But still way better now that I can grab a 6 or 12 pack at the grocery store or Sheetz in a pinch

So for example they dont sell 30 packs of miller lite?

6 packs and 12 packs. Bottles of wine. 7 days a week

For cases of beer we still have to go to distributors. Liquor - State store

 

[Cowboysfan8]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

I think I asked this before but I don’t remember. At Sam’s Club I scan everything with my phone (app) as it’s going in the card, click “pay” on my app when I’m done and I’m out the door. It’s fantastic.
Costco doesnt offer that?

 

[the moops]

So for example they dont sell 30 packs of miller lite?

This seems like a good thing

 

[mr. furley]

people reacting positively/negatively to hugely complex stories or situations based off of a 5-8 second clip they say on social media

 

[General Malaise]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

I think I asked this before but I don’t remember. At Sam’s Club I scan everything with my phone (app) as it’s going in the card, click “pay” on my app when I’m done and I’m out the door. It’s fantastic.
Costco doesnt offer that?

No, they don't but yes that is awesome! Wow.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

I think I asked this before but I don’t remember. At Sam’s Club I scan everything with my phone (app) as it’s going in the card, click “pay” on my app when I’m done and I’m out the door. It’s fantastic.
Costco doesnt offer that?

No, they don't but yes that is awesome! Wow.

Whole Foods has carts that scan everything as you Put it in the cart. When you leave it just charges your Amazon account

 

[supermike80]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

I think I asked this before but I don’t remember. At Sam’s Club I scan everything with my phone (app) as it’s going in the card, click “pay” on my app when I’m done and I’m out the door. It’s fantastic.
Costco doesnt offer that?

No, they don't but yes that is awesome! Wow.

Whole Foods has carts that scan everything as you Put it in the cart. When you leave it just charges your Amazon account

I'm old so I have zero interest in having links from my phone to any financial institution. Zero. These guys that have an app that they can scan to get McDonald's or whatever. No thanks. I'm not quite as bad as my brother in law, who is almost entirely cash only, but I don't want apps having access to my bank.
Meijer(local grocery store in the midwest) has an ap where you can scan your items as you pick them up, then just hit a code at check out and it transfers the cart to the checkout. From there I pay with my CC. I do like that ability. But I ain't linking it to any accounts. More likely ever.

 

[ignatiusjreilly]

I've never been a coffee drinker and I don't drink a ton of soda, but I've nonetheless managed to develop a caffeine addiction via tea. I like black tea with milk, and I'm not a particular snob about it; Lipton is just as good as some loose-leaf Assam or whatever. The one thing I can't stand, though, is Earl Grey. Bergamot grosses me out and completely ruins the taste.

The thing is, baristas at cafes often have no idea that there's a difference between breakfast tea and Earl Grey. This morning I was at a cafe where I was only ordering something because I needed to kill some time there before a meeting and I feel like I should buy something if I'm going to use their wifi. So I order breakfast tea, and I say to the guy, "It's breakfast tea, right? Not Earl Grey?" "Yes, yes." Get the tea, bring it back to my table, take a sip and instantly taste the Bergamot. Bring it back up to the counter, and it turns out they don't even sell regular black tea, just EG or green.

These people are trained to know the difference between whatever variety of Arabica coffee beans made via cold-brew process yadda yadda yadda, but they have no idea of the difference between two totally distinct flavors of tea

 

[ignatiusjreilly]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

I think I asked this before but I don’t remember. At Sam’s Club I scan everything with my phone (app) as it’s going in the card, click “pay” on my app when I’m done and I’m out the door. It’s fantastic.
Costco doesnt offer that?

No, they don't but yes that is awesome! Wow.

Whole Foods has carts that scan everything as you Put it in the cart. When you leave it just charges your Amazon account

SNL had a great sketch about the Amazon Go stores, and how certain clientele may have a hard time trusting the system to work

 

[supermike80]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

I think I asked this before but I don’t remember. At Sam’s Club I scan everything with my phone (app) as it’s going in the card, click “pay” on my app when I’m done and I’m out the door. It’s fantastic.
Costco doesnt offer that?

No, they don't but yes that is awesome! Wow.

Whole Foods has carts that scan everything as you Put it in the cart. When you leave it just charges your Amazon account

SNL had a great sketch about the Amazon Go stores, and how certain clientele may have a hard time trusting the system to work

LOL!!! That was funny

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

Same. Love it. Especially at costco

Game changer for Costco! They have self check out dialed in. Efficiently move folks through, a human comes and scans the big bulky items in your cart, in and out in a flash. Big fan.

I think I asked this before but I don’t remember. At Sam’s Club I scan everything with my phone (app) as it’s going in the card, click “pay” on my app when I’m done and I’m out the door. It’s fantastic.
Costco doesnt offer that?

No, they don't but yes that is awesome! Wow.

Whole Foods has carts that scan everything as you Put it in the cart. When you leave it just charges your Amazon account

SNL had a great sketch about the Amazon Go stores, and how certain clientele may have a hard time trusting the system to work

LOL!!! That was funny

They're not wrong. I'm pasty white, and even I wouldn't feel comfy doing that.

 

[IvanKaramazov]

The problem of privately owned liquor stores not wanting to compete against grocery stores and therefore lining the pockets of local politicians to keep the status quo, natch

I can only speak for the upper midwest, but in my part of the country all the opposition to this has come from cities and states that run their own liquor businesses. For example, my college town has exactly one establishment that sells hard alcohol, and it's not because of a lack of demand. It's because our liquor store is owned by the city.

Also, it took a huge fight to allow our grocery stores to sell beer and wine. The big privately-owned grocery stores were able to overcome entrenched opposition from our city government to get that done. I don't think they're afraid of being out-lobbied by some little mom and pop place.

 

[parasaurolophus]

Text: Hi, i am tom coach of team A. Please reply to this thread with your childs name and any other phone numbers you would like to receive updates.
Idiot: ok
Idiot: mark
Idiot: 555-1212

Wtf are you replying with ok for in a separate text and breaking the name/number into two separate texts. Good god people are dumb. I will mute that text thread before the day is out.

 

[belljr]

Text: Hi, i am tom coach of team A. Please reply to this thread with your childs name and any other phone numbers you would like to receive updates.
Idiot: ok
Idiot: mark
Idiot: 555-1212

Wtf are you replying with ok for in a separate text and breaking the name/number into two separate texts. Good god people are dumb. I will mute that text thread before the day is out.

Ok

 

[DA RAIDERS]

Text: Hi, i am tom coach of team A. Please reply to this thread with your childs name and any other phone numbers you would like to receive updates.
Idiot: ok
Idiot: mark
Idiot: 555-1212

Wtf are you replying with ok for in a separate text and breaking the name/number into two separate texts. Good god people are dumb. I will mute that text thread before the day is out.

Ok

Sounds good

 

[the moops]

Text: Hi, i am tom coach of team A. Please reply to this thread with your childs name and any other phone numbers you would like to receive updates.
Idiot: ok
Idiot: mark
Idiot: 555-1212

Wtf are you replying with ok for in a separate text and breaking the name/number into two separate texts. Good god people are dumb. I will mute that text thread before the day is out.

Ok

Sounds good

not seeing a problem

 

[ProstheticRGK]

(i'm on a roll today)

the way gamblers see conspiracies and referees cooking the games every time they lose money instead of realizing that gamblers who do better than break even are few and considered successful vs. accepting that they don't know **** about **** and can't just enjoy sports for sports sake.

The Dallas game was gold for this. Instead of recognizing that some refs just aren't very good at their jobs, there was tortured logic that somehow they all bet big on a heavy money line favorite that wasn't paying crap anyways.

i've read some amazing pretzel logic today about how the NFL doesn't want Detroit to have a chance at the #1 seed so they, essentially, threatened the refs to make calls that would prevent Detroit from winning.

then, to apparently cover their tracks, the NFL is demoting that crew and they won't work playoff games.

the obvious answer is never enough. there must be some grand conspiracy at work involving dozens of people, which never leaks publicly because the NFL cabal runs the world.

I love cabals

I am Karl Hungus. I’m here to fix the cabal.

 

[ignatiusjreilly]

I feel like I've posted about this before in this thread but I did a search and couldn't find anything. Apologies if you've heard this from me before.

I'm not a super grammar pedant, but grammatical mistakes in song lyrics drive me batty.

Life Is a Highway -- Tom Cochrane (one-hit wonder from the early '90s)
There is a distance between you and I

I'll Be There -- Jackson 5
If you should ever find someone new
I know he better be good to you
'Cause if he doesn't, I'll be there

Paint It, Black -- Rolling Stones
I see a red door and I want it painted black

OK, that last one isn't actually a grammatical error. What bothers me is that the opportunity to put the title of the song in the first line was just sitting there, but instead they tweaked the phrase. Why? Or conversely, why not call the song "Painted Black"?

 

[arrow1]

I like self checkout unsure

Yeah, I've grown to love it and have embraced it as a personal Olympic Sport, seeing how fast I can get through it without error. Produce is tricky, but I've got it down searching by name for poblanos and other items that don't have stickers with bar codes on 'em. Slowest part is finding a person to approve my alcohol purchases. Not much I can do about that, though.

just put all produce under "lettuce"

 

[supermike80]

People complaining about having to show your membership card at costco. Like it's some HORRIBLE PERSONAL INFORMATION steal!
My wife even complains. BFD. Costco knows people are sharing memberships and they don't want that. It takes seconds to show the guy your card while waiting in line to check out. Most likely that card is in your hand anyway. Stop acting like it is this terribly inconvenient thing jeez.

 

[Pip's Invitation]

I feel like I've posted about this before in this thread but I did a search and couldn't find anything. Apologies if you've heard this from me before.

I'm not a super grammar pedant, but grammatical mistakes in song lyrics drive me batty.

So you approve of Pat Boone reworking "Ain't That a Shame" as "Isn't That a Shame"?

 

[ignatiusjreilly]

I feel like I've posted about this before in this thread but I did a search and couldn't find anything. Apologies if you've heard this from me before.

I'm not a super grammar pedant, but grammatical mistakes in song lyrics drive me batty.

So you approve of Pat Boone reworking "Ain't That a Shame" as "Isn't That a Shame"?

 

[ignatiusjreilly]

I feel like I've posted about this before in this thread but I did a search and couldn't find anything. Apologies if you've heard this from me before.

I'm not a super grammar pedant, but grammatical mistakes in song lyrics drive me batty.

Life Is a Highway -- Tom Cochrane (one-hit wonder from the early '90s)
There is a distance between you and I

I'll Be There -- Jackson 5
If you should ever find someone new
I know he better be good to you
'Cause if he doesn't, I'll be there

Paint It, Black -- Rolling Stones
I see a red door and I want it painted black

OK, that last one isn't actually a grammatical error. What bothers me is that the opportunity to put the title of the song in the first line was just sitting there, but instead they tweaked the phrase. Why? Or conversely, why not call the song "Painted Black"?

Oh, another one that isn't exactly a grammar mistake: In Cat Stevens' "Father and Son", the entire song is a back-and-forth between the titular characters. In the second verse, the son sings, "If they were right, I'd agree, but it's them they know not me." Who exactly is "they"? The mom and dad, I suppose, but the mom hasn't been mentioned once in the entire song. Why not just say, "If he were right" and "It's him he knows"? Was Stevens way ahead of his time in using non-gendered pronouns?

 

[parasaurolophus]

People complaining about having to show your membership card at costco. Like it's some HORRIBLE PERSONAL INFORMATION steal!
My wife even complains. BFD. Costco knows people are sharing memberships and they don't want that. It takes seconds to show the guy your card while waiting in line to check out. Most likely that card is in your hand anyway. Stop acting like it is this terribly inconvenient thing jeez.

They havent thought through how much this helps keep prices down. They should do an even better job checking on the way in than they do.

 

[arrow1]

Costco needs to do away with the person who scans your two foot long receipt then glances at your wagon-load of stuff and says "have a good day."

 

[the moops]

I'm not a super grammar pedant, but grammatical mistakes in song lyrics drive me batty.

This is the weirdest pet peeve in this thread. I sure hope you don't listen to rap

 

[ignatiusjreilly]

I'm not a super grammar pedant, but grammatical mistakes in song lyrics drive me batty.

This is the weirdest pet peeve in this thread. I sure hope you don't listen to rap

I'll take that as a badge of honor.

I guess I should clarify. It's not commonly used but technically incorrect words like "ain't", or vernacular speech that doesn't follow what we learned in school. I don't care about that stuff.

I think it's more when the mistake is completely unnecessary. Singing "Aint that a shame?" connotes something that "Isn't that a shame?" doesn't. But "'Cause if he doesn't" accomplishes nothing. There's no reason they couldn't have just sang "isn't".

So maybe my peeve isn't grammatical mistakes, it's when lyrics have the wrong word (grammatically, logically, whatever) when they just as easily could have gotten it right and it would have had no impact on the song as a whole

 

[Keerock]

People complaining about having to show your membership card at costco. Like it's some HORRIBLE PERSONAL INFORMATION steal!
My wife even complains. BFD. Costco knows people are sharing memberships and they don't want that. It takes seconds to show the guy your card while waiting in line to check out. Most likely that card is in your hand anyway. Stop acting like it is this terribly inconvenient thing jeez.

The better way to do it is at checkout. Let them shop for an hour and then when you check out, if it ain't your card... buh bye.

 

[supermike80]

People complaining about having to show your membership card at costco. Like it's some HORRIBLE PERSONAL INFORMATION steal!
My wife even complains. BFD. Costco knows people are sharing memberships and they don't want that. It takes seconds to show the guy your card while waiting in line to check out. Most likely that card is in your hand anyway. Stop acting like it is this terribly inconvenient thing jeez.

The better way to do it is at checkout. Let them shop for an hour and then when you check out, if it ain't your card... buh bye.

But that's kinda what they are doing. While you are waiting in line, someone comes up and asks for your card and ID. So I imagine if they don't have it, they just wasted their time

 

[parasaurolophus]

Why do people close their dishwasher doors all the way until they latch when the dishes arent clean?

If a guest interrupts the drying cycle on my dishwasher one more time I might lose my mind. But since they close it to the point of latching every single time, a latched dishwasher has no meaning to them. They just give it a yank every time.

Also if they latch it closed then when the thing is near full I have to look and see if the dishes are clean. Is itatched because it ran a cycle, or is it latched because somebody just latched it.

 

[BeTheMatch]

Why do people close their dishwasher doors all the way until they latch when the dishes arent clean?

If a guest interrupts the drying cycle on my dishwasher one more time I might lose my mind. But since they close it to the point of latching every single time, a latched dishwasher has no meaning to them. They just give it a yank every time.

Also if they latch it closed then when the thing is near full I have to look and see if the dishes are clean. Is itatched because it ran a cycle, or is it latched because somebody just latched it.

:HomerRetreatsIntoBushes:

 

[belljr]

Why do people close their dishwasher doors all the way until they latch when the dishes arent clean?

If a guest interrupts the drying cycle on my dishwasher one more time I might lose my mind. But since they close it to the point of latching every single time, a latched dishwasher has no meaning to them. They just give it a yank every time.

Also if they latch it closed then when the thing is near full I have to look and see if the dishes are clean. Is itatched because it ran a cycle, or is it latched because somebody just latched it.

Maybe I don't follow but my dishwasher door is just like any other door like a microwave door refrigerator door. It just opens or closed.

Why wouldn't I have it closed if I'm not using it? However, my dishwasher has a light on the door that when it's done cleaning the light lights and you know all the dishes are clean. If you interrupt it, you just hit the start button again and restart it