Yes, and it's primarily younger groups I see doing this at restaurants too. It grinds my gears.You ever see kids? When I was in school all my friends were people in my neighborhood. We'd be on the bus making plans for what to do when we got home, whose house we were going to and what sport/game we'd be playing when we got there. It was constant socialization. We talked at the bus stop, we talked on the bus, we talked walking home, non-stop. I have a school bus stop at the corner by my house and it's frightening how disconnected the kids are. 10 kids pile off and not a word is spoken. None of them say a single word to each other or even acknowledge their presence. Every single one of them is face down in their phone every single second. They don't say good bye, catch you later, lets do homework together, nothing, they might as well not have mouths or ears at all. All their communication is via text.
It also grinds my gears when I'm on vacation and I see people worrying more about taking pictures to show off on social media than to just enjoy their vacation.
A couple of weeks ago we had to drive through downtown Atlanta, and with the well-publicized bridge collapse it was bumper-to-bumper for over an hour bypassing it. Waze directed us to I-20 for a short while, and it was gloriously light on traffic.And while this has been discussed to death it still can't be said often enough: PUT DOWN THE PHONE AND PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR DRIVING ASSHOLES!!!
A couple of weeks ago we had to drive through downtown Atlanta, and with the well-publicized bridge collapse it was bumper-to-bumper for over an hour bypassing it. Waze directed us to I-20 for a short while, and it was gloriously light on traffic.
We come behind a pickup truck that is swerving all over the road, crossing lanes every 10 seconds or so. When he started swerving the other way, I took the opportunity to pass him - and of course he was on his phone/texting. I told my wife "he's going to hit somebody" and I kept an eye on him in my rear view mirror. Sure enough, a minute later he sideswipes a fucking school bus. I hope the bastard lost his license.
Yeah well we had seen at least a dozen motorists on their phone by that point, but none quite as erratic as this guy.Oh gawd I see that at least once a day, not the crash but the texting.
Surprisingly, I don't see that a lot around here, and I spend a lot of time on the road. You get it every once in awhile, and more often it's people not paying attention to traffic lights, then not going when it's green, but not so much retarded texting.Oh gawd I see that at least once a day, not the crash but the texting.
And while this has been discussed to death it still can't be said often enough: PUT DOWN THE PHONE AND PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR DRIVING ASSHOLES!!!
Drivers that don't enter the intersection while waiting to turn left.
"This is a REAL gamechanger!". Now everyone and their mom is saying this stupid word.
- When I see groups of people all looking down at their phones instead of enjoying each other's company, like at a restaurant or something.
Damnit I need to see this with sound, then I'm probably going to send it to my wife lol.
I need to see this with sound, then I'm probably going to send it to my wife lol.
People who put ketchup on hot dogs.
There truly is nothing worse than this
people who put mayonnaise on pizza.
