Things that annoy you...

The Dark Knight was the Joker's "Hit me!" and "It's simple, we kill the Batman".

Star Wars was Obi-Wan using his lightsaber to deflect all of Jango Fett's laser fire. The trailer edit made that scene much more dynamic than it was in the finished film.

Whoah. Is it condidered a Mandela effect if you think it happened? The Dark Knight ones.

It'd be considered a Mandela effect if I thought I was right but I was mistaken.

I don't like noisy neighbours, i live in a 1st floor apartment, the guy downstairs revs his car with music blaring in the early hours outside my bedroom window, makes me so mad that i run up and down my stairs in my hiking boots!!

LOL. I presume you've never lived in NYC. That is the only way to get on the train!

Noisy people make me mental. Used to work with a woman whose voice was so penetrating. You literally could hear her on the other side of the office. She made me cringe. Sotto voce, please.

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I’m here only on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays. That’s why I’m here now.

I have never even set foot in the USA.

But yeah, NYC, Tokyo, London, any place that's got far too many people in it will be nowhere on my list of ideal places to live.

I loved living in London. Just walking the streets was amazing to me. So expensive though and this was back in the seventies.

Lived in NYC for a decade until I married & moved to snoozeville Connecticut. I think NYC is the greatest city in the world, bar none.

Oh I'm sure it's great, lots to offer etc. I just don't like people anywhere near enough to move where there's like... 15 million in one city.

NYC has only 8.491 million.

Soooo... Almost the entire population of Sweden. In one city. Niiiiice.

IIRC, Norway has like 4,000,000?

Drivers who block the sidewalk. Walking along today, woman in her car trying to move into traffic. Instead of backing up when she saw me, she just sat in her car making me wait to get by. Ignoramus.

This can be understandable sometimes in heavy traffic. Either way, would you really expect somebody to back up rather than just walk around them?

This reminds me... (since I had to go food shopping today)... people in the supermarket who stand with their cart in the middle of the aisle so no one can pass on either side, those who park their basket on one side then stand next to it so no one can get by on either side, or worse those who turn their cart sideways so it's blockading the whole aisle while they take off somewhere.

Yeah I dont really get that. I back out onto a quiet street but if there's a pedestrian I don't move forward so they can just keep strolling along. I simply wait so I don't run them over while they walk past. If it was in heavy traffic I would expect they would wait, or pass infront of me.

People who are in line at a common place like McDonalds or Dunkin' Donuts, who, when it comes time for them to order, don't know what to order. I don't even need to see a menu in these places, but if you do, look at it before it's your turn to order.

As a truck driver, I could list enough driving issues to fill a book.

Cars block the sidewalk all the time in traffic. If I'm walking, I walk behind them so I don't block them.

One thing that would help this situation would be if drive-throughs put menus BEFORE the speaker, and I mean the full menu including the cheap stuff! I find a lot of these places (at least in my area) will have a giant sign for some new special sandwich or something before the speaker, but the menu and prices positioned after the speaker.

Yes this is very true. I normally have to go inside unless it's the weekend and I'm hitting Dunkin's in my car.