What cheeses me off

I'm normally a fan of Amazon's "Subscribe & Save" deals, but I was admittedly cheesed off to note that I purchased one of my household staples at a good price via S&S last night, only for Amazon to drop the price on the same product today. :(

Still, I guess it's only fair for Amazon to get one back on me now and again given the number of times I've taken advantage of the lower S&S prices on the same items via the cancel and resubscribe option over the years.
 
After I sit in the chair and agree on the cut. I shut my eyes and make it obvious I am tuning out and pretend to be snoozing. That usually works to shut them up.
I tried closing my eyes yesterday and she still didn't get it - time to find another hairdresser. I don't care if your mum is sick - sorry not my issue
 
Setting up a direct debit with HSBC

You have to download a form - fill it in and print it out then fax or mail it

FFS - get with the times guys
 
WCMO. People telling me how to live my life..........
OMG I hear you. Everyone has opinions and if they want to live their life that way then go for it but please don't judge others on your opinions.
 
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Yeah but where do you start with that! It's a minefield.
Sure but I have a "friend" who often says you should or you ought to - no I'm sorry that's the things you enjoy not me.

eg - I don't like having a main meal at lunch - much prefer dinner and she says no we need to go out for lunch I don't like eating late.

Neither of us is wrong just different but you just need to be flexible until it compromises your life
 
Everyone makes judgements based on their own experience, you may think you are perfectly impartial/understanding but the truth is you too have plenty of conscious and unconscious biases.

I personally think it is ok that we don't all think the same and don't all experience the world the same way.

What i object to is someone telling me my experience is not my experience; or telling me I cant choose something they wouldnt choose or dont like even though my choice only affects me and has zero impact to them.
 
Sure but I have a "friend" who often says you should or you ought to - no I'm sorry that's the things you enjoy not me.

eg - I don't like having a main meal at lunch - much prefer dinner and she says no we need to go out for lunch I don't like eating late.

Neither of us is wrong just different but you just need to be flexible until it compromises your life

“You should” the two words that are liable to send me into toddler tantrum. Makes it real difficult in a relationship where I sometimes hear it multiple times a day.
 
“You should” the two words that are liable to send me into toddler tantrum. Makes it real difficult in a relationship where I sometimes hear it multiple times a day.
Yes one particular friend will often say to me I can't say you should to me - and she's damned right.
 
Another saying that person I know says often is “ I’m not racist but”. If you have to say that then really 🤷‍♀️
 
I am triggered by ‘I assume’… loathe that response to a question for information
Or, "... in general...", when presenting their evidence to back a claim. My graduates and consultants know that if they ever used that term in a presentation or report, I view that as sloppy thinking and provide that feedback.
 
As someone who works on projects and contracts where the client hasn't always specified things adequately up front it is standard good practice to document any working assumptions needed to progress actions and the impacts if these assumptions fail to prove true.

I'd rather see assumptions noted and discussed, than someone assume everyone else has the same understanding.

The inclusion of assumptions in presentations is sometimes the impetus to securing an actual decision.
 
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