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"Man, I Freaking Hate People": 35 Habits That Make Others Lose Their Cool

"Man, I Freaking Hate People": 35 Habits That Make Others Lose Their Cool

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In some sense, the fact that humans still exist is nothing short of a miracle. After all, we’re not exactly the easiest species to get along with.
Just take a look at this Reddit thread, where people have gone on a rant about the things others do that drive them mad. From slow walkers and rude shoppers to buzz killers and law breakers, the list is long—and let’s be honest, probably not long enough. Check out their posts below and feel free to vent your own frustrations in the comments!

#21

A young girl in a park playing with a small black dog on a leash, engaging in a joyful moment.
Lately there have been quite a few instances of someone or potentially multiple people putting poisoned meat out near dog parks.

There is absolutely no valid reason to do that and I hope they catch the a*s wipes.
52points

#22

"Man, I Freaking Hate People": 35 Habits That Make Others Lose Their Cool
When they did something obviously wrong and still openly denies it.
50points

#23

I hate extremism in people. Their extreme becomes their entire being. Every aspect of their life becomes tainted by their chosen extremism. From Health to Gaming. From Christianity to Islam. From Left wing to Right wing.

Nothing good comes from extremism.
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46points

#24

Man angrily gesturing at woman who looks upset, illustrating conflict and things that make people hate.
People who can't take "no" for an answer and will push you to agree/accept what they say.

People who can't accept criticism when they f**k up and affect other people's lives.

People who can't have a discussion where they are being told a fact and they disprove it because "back in the day..." or authority arguments should always win.

It teaches you some hardcore patience when you have to deal with people like these on the daily.
44points

#25

Woman looking frustrated at a laptop in a cafe, capturing the essence of things that make people dislike others.
When a coworker decides to "correct" me by sending a passive aggressive email and copying the boss and the whole group instead of just saying something to me privately and in person.
43points

#26

Two workers in a warehouse, wearing safety gear, discussing something on a laptop.
Supervisors and coworkers who flat out tell you that their time away from work is more valuable than yours, because they have kids waiting for them at home. Therefore you as a single, childless person should understand that they need to leave and you are the natural choice for whom can stay and finish what needs to be done.
42points

#27

Anyone who parades their opinion around as if it is solidly factual.

No, your emotional reaction does not = fact.

No, your deeply held “gut” feeling is not a fact.

No, getting belligerent and offended doesn’t make it a fact.

F****n’ hate people man lol.
41points

#28

How some people have the “f**k you as long as I get mine” mentality to a degree where they do it with petty s**t. The people who want to fight you when they cut in line at the grocery store; the people that cross the street without giving a s**t about traffic; the people who buy hyped products just to resell; the people who rush to the front of the line at a catered lunch and then take extra portions to take home for later.

There are enough people screwing most of us on a SUPER large scale - now I have to deal with you taking all the Halloween candy out of the “take one” bucket just because you feel like you are more important than everyone? SMH.
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40points

#29

Porch pirates. People thinking "hey I know thats not mine but I want it so I'm taking it " makes my blood boil.
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39points

#30

People who empty ashtrays on the ground of parking lots.
37points

#31

People who abuse their power and get away with it scot free.
36points

#32

"Man, I Freaking Hate People": 35 Habits That Make Others Lose Their Cool
Student Paramedic in the UK here, for context you don't pay for healthcare in the UK including the ambulance service.

We often have patients who will ring us up and say over the phone things like "I have chest pain" chest pain is a high priority case and often gets dispatched as quick as possible. But upon arrival they will tell us "I never said I had chest pain" Yet we ring and ask for a transcript of the conversation and there it is.

9/10 times we have to take them into hospital to check they're okay just incase there is any heart or lung issues, but people will lie to get things seen quicker through the emergency pathway. But people will get us out for anything because they can't be bothered to: A) Drive themselves, B) Pay for a taxi, C) get public transport or D) wait too see their GP (Family doctor)

You can leave people at home and tell them you won't take them but if they ring back another crew will be sent out or even worse something bad could actually happen and you're stuck with the liability.

It makes me so annoyed people see it as a taxi and not as an emergency service. But let me clarify this is a small amount of people but they're definitely there.



EDIT: (My personal opinion) For all those saying "This is why things shouldn't be free" This is a minority of people who do this, all of my patients are treat with dignity and respect, I've had people who've come off motorbikes, attempted suicide, heart attacks, pulled muscles, chest infections the works. I know each and every one of them no matter how dire the circumstances will be treat fairly and equally for their condition with a care plan to look after them after they leave hospital.

The NHS has saved my life and countless others and takes a small sum out of my taxes at the end of the month without the worry that I need too fork out for insurance.

From all the comments for American and other EMS colleagues from around the globe (you guys are rocking it by the way, keep up the stellar work) the situation is similar in their work, people just don't pay as a result your insurance premiums go up and to pay the difference, in the end everyone pays for everyone else.


Edit Edit: IMPORTANT: please don't let this put you off calling an ambulance, if you are genuinely worried about yours or someone's health call us up, we'd rather arrive and find it was nothing than be called when you're at your worst.
Just give us some snacks, Yeah.

Thanks for the gold! And the platinum!!
34points

#33

Woman looking frustrated during a phone call with a headset, illustrating things that make people uncomfortable.
Working in customer service.
33points

#34

FaceTime. In. Public.

Man, f**k those people.
33points

#35

Whenever i see a video of someone doing something f****d up to someone else in public. like a man hitting a woman on a bus or something. what makes my blood boil is the people who film and post it. like why do you not f*****g help!!! don’t film help!!! f**k.
32points
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