Hence the "wrong" person hehe.
I just don't understand some people
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Hence the "wrong" person hehe.
Soldato
+1 from me. Sadly the rise of UKIP and Farage spouting his brand of nationalistic twaddle makes this sort of thing more likely
Soldato
Had something similar at a local railway station where two lovely ladies where puffing away like laboratory beagles in a shelter that was clearly marked as 'no smoking'. A teenage girl was struggling to breathe as she was draining the inhaler she obviously needed.
I pointed out their rude behaviour and was greeted with a marvellous tirade which culminated in one of them attempting to phone 'her man' to 'come and sort you out'. She couldn't get a signal so I offered her my phone and she almost turned puce.
Anyhoo, the train arrived and only one of the ladies boarded and within minutes she had 'lit up' on the train and was busy arguing with other passengers. As the train pulled away the other lady appeared at my window, pounding it with her fists and telling me how much she loved me. I was so taken, I blew her kisses which only angered her more. Bless.
The sense of entitlement with these two was immense. Happy to do whatever they liked regardless of others and quick to anger if there behaviour was questioned. Don't you love today's society?
I pointed out their rude behaviour and was greeted with a marvellous tirade which culminated in one of them attempting to phone 'her man' to 'come and sort you out'. She couldn't get a signal so I offered her my phone and she almost turned puce.
Anyhoo, the train arrived and only one of the ladies boarded and within minutes she had 'lit up' on the train and was busy arguing with other passengers. As the train pulled away the other lady appeared at my window, pounding it with her fists and telling me how much she loved me. I was so taken, I blew her kisses which only angered her more. Bless.
The sense of entitlement with these two was immense. Happy to do whatever they liked regardless of others and quick to anger if there behaviour was questioned. Don't you love today's society?
Soldato
It's rude to impose yourself on others sometimes, especially strangers. Not excusing the reaction your wife received in any way, but turning a blind eye to a very very trivial matter would have been wise. People annoy me constantly in little ways, but I don't have a go at them because we all share space and have to co-exist within it.
Soldato
In your opinion. Personally it wouldn't and doesn't bother me. It's so far down the list on things to worry about that quite frankly, it's not even on my list.
Caporegime
I don't have kids but I'd be pretty fuming if someone flicked a cigarette butt where they're playing.
Soldato
There's a generation of people that have never been told "No" before because "they know my rights" and react with instant physical anger when anyone does say "No" to them. It sounds like you met one sadly.
Soldato
I'm more concerned about parents who smoke at home in front of children 24/7 rather than an errant cigarette butt in a playground. I'm not condoning what the woman did, it was careless, but it's not the apocalypse.
Caporegime
They're not mutually exclusive though. Both shouldn't happen.
Soldato
Lots of things happen that shouldn't happen, but they do. Part of being a decent human being is knowing when to be tolerant. Just because someone does something trivial that annoys you, shouldn't be a reason to castigate them. Sometimes it's better to just to bite your lip and let the little things slide.
Just my outlook on life and it works for me.
Soldato
She's one of those "English" people that should be caged up and shipped off to Siberia.