Everyone has their pet peeves. Even though you can try to understand your partner or friend, a few are universal. Here are a few examples of common pet peeves to avoid.
- When people sneeze or cough without covering their mouths with their elbows.
- Not letting the person behind you in line go ahead of you when you have way more items than them.
- People smoking cigarettes around non-smokers.
- Unsolicited advice and recommendations.
- The aggressive interrupters.
- Splitting the bill evenly at a restaurant.
- Staring at other people's phones.
- Strangers calling you names like darling, honey.
- Using your phone while talking to someone.
- Not muting your background noise during meetings.
- Wearing too much perfume or cologne.
- Walking slowly on a busy sidewalk.
- Putting your bag down on a seat.
- People who don't know their order when they get to the front of the line.
- Heating up smelly food in a working kitchen.
- Those people who push the button again even though it's already been pushed, especially in a lift.
- When you post a funny tweet and like three people, unfollow you.
- When you hold the door open for someone, and they don't say thank you.
- When people let their children misbehave in restaurants.
- When people start boarding the train before everyone has gotten off.
