Little Annoyances...

People who pace while talking on cell phones to make sure everyone can hear their conversation.

Drivers who don’t slow down at traffic lights or while turning corners and run red lights.

Drivers who pass you on the right or turn left into oncoming traffic.

Bicycle riders who spread across the road riding four abreast.

People who make volatile comments in crowded elevators.

People who leave television on all day whether they’re watching or not.

People who pick up foods at a salad bar with their fingers.

People who stack free samples of food on their hands, leaving scraps for others.

Drivers who honk as soon as the light turns green.

The one teller in the bank who engages in personal conversation with a customer while six or seven people wait.

People in the supermarket who crash into you with their carts.

You’re having a long-awaited dinner out in a restaurant – a child is screaming nonstop while the

parents ignore it.

People who cut into line pretending they didn’t know there was a line.

Drivers who leave the driver’s side door open to oncoming traffic.

Diners who share a table for a meal and spend the entire time texting or checking emails and not enjoying face time with one another.

Trying to sit down amid the screenwriters at a table at Starbuck’s -- one single chair and one small table. It would be a miracle -- one small sip for man, a giant latte for coffee drinkers.