Shit that annoys you

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[emoji638]][emoji640][emoji639]][emoji638][emoji638][emoji640][emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji639]][emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji637]]Completely spaced my dental appointment this morning. The thought never entered my mind despite the fact that I knew about it, had it in my calendar, and filled out some forms online yesterday. Fuck I've always been an airhead but being an old airhead is really annoying.

I was halfway to a trailhead this morning when I realized I had a dermatologist appointment in [emoji639][emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]]] minutes. Same situation, on my calendar, talked about it with my wife the night before, etc.


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[toast2266]

My dentist emails me and texts me at least 5 times before every appointment. I'm guessing they have an issue with forgetful no-shows.

[ticketchecker]

My dentist emails me and texts me at least 5 times before every appointment. I'm guessing they have an issue with forgetful no-shows.

Everyone seems to be using these appointment platforms. I get all that for a haircut, PT, dentist, Dr, everyone but the weed store


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My dentist emails me and texts me at least 5 times before every appointment. I'm guessing they have an issue with forgetful no-shows.

Same. It irritates the fuck out of me. Email me & I’ll respond in 1 biz day to respond in some manner. We have a business relationship; contact me during biz hours with appropriate notice. We’re not family or friends. Don’t fucking text on Saturday for a Mon appt and think I’m going to do anything with it.

I must be alone in that cuz it sure seems like plenty of businesses do it these days

[Name Redacted]

I'm pretty busy and forgetful so I like the reminders generally. But when I continuously get my vet emails telling me that they are closed today an hour early for a staff meeting that crosses the line. I see your office like twice a year!

[mcski]

This reminds me I have to leave for the vet in a few minutes. But since they are essentially holding one dogs Rx hostage for an appt fee, I think I’ll bring the [emoji638]nd dog with me as well

[PB]

Couldn't let this pass by: you escalator nazis seem to think it's stay on the right pass on the left. Safety meeting regs clearly state it's stay on the left, pass on the right due to all the bike and scooter traffic on those broke ass escalators.

[californiagrown]

Left? Right? My wife would be the one to stand in the middle.

[ötzi]

Couldn't let this pass by: you escalator nazis seem to think it's stay on the right pass on the left. Safety meeting regs clearly state it's stay on the left, pass on the right due to all the bike and scooter traffic on those broke ass escalators.

Pass the dutchie pon the left hand side

[riser4]

[halliday]

They met a horrible end. It took them a while to fully implode personally and professionally but on the bright side there is probably somebody on Wall Street making money from the music they made.

[The AD]

Gotta love airlines. Wife and I just returned from the UK. We flew on British Airways and booked our seats months ago (which BA charges for otherwise you can't select seats till check-in time). We like the seats in the back of the 777 where there are a couple rows with only two seats on the outside (i.e. just a window and aisle seat, whereas the rest of economy has three seats on the outside, so there's a middle seat). We check in yesterday at the airport and luckily I noticed we were seated in seat B (an aisle) and seat K (a window, but on the other seat of the airplane). We were there very early so had enough time to return and complain to the agent. Luckily she was able to seat us together, but we still don't know why they would have separated us. When we got on we looked where are original seats were and it was two adult men seated there, so it couldn't have been a case of moving us to seat a family together. Sometimes you just have to wonder if airlines do these things for no other reason than to be assholes.

[plugboots]

Neighbors have a rooster.
What in the actual fuck?

[dan_pdx]

It would be a shame if a coyote got into their chicken coop. Are roosters even allowed where you are?

[plugboots]

Dude, anything goes here.

[Name Redacted]

Gotta love airlines. Wife and I just returned from the UK. We flew on British Airways and booked our seats months ago (which BA charges for otherwise you can't select seats till check-in time). We like the seats in the back of the 777 where there are a couple rows with only two seats on the outside (i.e. just a window and aisle seat, whereas the rest of economy has three seats on the outside, so there's a middle seat). We check in yesterday at the airport and luckily I noticed we were seated in seat B (an aisle) and seat K (a window, but on the other seat of the airplane). We were there very early so had enough time to return and complain to the agent. Luckily she was able to seat us together, but we still don't know why they would have separated us. When we got on we looked where are original seats were and it was two adult men seated there, so it couldn't have been a case of moving us to seat a family together. Sometimes you just have to wonder if airlines do these things for no other reason than to be assholes.

Man, my wife freaks if we don't get sat together. I secretly like it. So peaceful...

[The AD]

It doesn't bother me much either, but when you paid for those specific seats and they just arbitrarily change them for no obvious reasons it's a real head scratcher.

I've got to say I was a bit amazed the plane wasn't very full. I got up once to go to the pisser and someone was laying across the entire row of the four seat wide center section. How much do you see that these days?

[BobMc]

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How much do you see that these days?

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International flight headed to the USA?&nbsp; Probably quite a bit nowadays.</p>

[plugboots]

Absolutely full back and forth to Ireland in October, 1/2 full back and forth to Belize a week ago. The Belize trip was full a year ago.

[MontuckyFried]

I was halfway to a trailhead this morning when I realized I had a dermatologist appointment in [emoji639][emoji[emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]][emoji640][emoji6[emoji640][emoji638]]] minutes. Same situation, on my calendar, talked about it with my wife the night before, etc. Sent from my iPhone using [emoji638]][emoji640][emoji640]][emoji640][emoji638][emoji638][emoji638]]TGR Forums

Is it this rooster?
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/xDZsu4XgQsE

[plugboots]

Pretty much. Never seen it fall over though.
I’d like to see it fall over and die for sure.

[The AD]

International flight headed to the USA?&nbsp; Probably quite a bit nowadays.</p>

Actually we flew to Vancouver.

[riser4]

The cat running with extended claws across my bare stomach this morning. My wife flipped the covers back to get up and let the dog out. She didn't know the cat was between us.

[jm2e]

I need to use an iphone app for about 30 sec, but it needs to be updated first. Wouldn't it make more sense if it let me use the app first, then update it in the background after I'm done?

[MontuckyFried]

I need to use an iphone app for about 30 sec, but it needs to be updated first. Wouldn't it make more sense if it let me use the app first, then update it in the background after I'm done?

Kinda like how Windows or your web conferencing software decides to push a critical update, forcing a full reboot and lengthy installation, minutes before you're supposed to hop on an important meeting. Or worse, a job interview.

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