Off-putting things about people • Page 12

People that don't wash their hands after using the restroom.

 

I work in a research lab and sometimes people do this and I cringe. Everyone wears gloves in lab of course but still dawg you're just aggregating germs rn

 

I disagree with this. Pictures help bring memories back into clearer focus for me.

 

i don't like remembering shit anyway

or whenever they need to wash their hands like when they're cleaning, dealing with food (before/after eating/cooking - esp meat or dairy), or handling illness, etc. it's a massive deal for me haha

 

I wash my hands so much my knuckles crack and bleed sometimes. I wash them before and after I put gloves on.

 

I wash mine at least 20 times a day. I have never counted, but it has to be at least 20.

 

Same here. They're usually find during summer, but in winter, my knuckles will crack and bleed.

I cooked a lot one week and had rashes from drying them on a slightly rough towel.

 

I'm with ChiliTacos here. My memory is terrible and my memories feel like they fade very fast (to the point where it scares me) so I take photos to keep them tangible in some way.

 

People who don't answer your phone call, but will respond a minute later via text

 

Yeah "literally" has been run into the fucking ground.

 

Speaking about customers on their phone while ordering food, today a guy did that and I just started talking louder in hopes the person on the other line can hear and realize how rude of a person they are being.

 

I'm guilty of this. Talking on the phone gives me crazy anxiety.

 

Maybe they can't actually talk on the phone at that moment but are able to text?

 

you're damn right it has.


also people who say "like" before every other word.

 

Guilty as charged.

 

Noooooooooooooo!!!

 

I'm sure I say like quite a bit, too. I'm aware of it, though, so I try not to.



Vocal fry.

 

MAMA NOOOOO

 

Also guilty. Like I can't help it if I'm like from California and it's like in my DNA :D

 

I do it a lot. Especially if I'm trying to type a joke and feel like the extra syllable is good for the timing or something.

 

Same. The hardest one for me to get rid of is "but"

God I hate that word, and yet (instead of but) I use it all the time.

 

I say um which is basically the same as like

 

They're all placeholders to use when you're thinking of what to say. Shit happens when you're in the moment.

 

I say "uh" before a lot of things, including when a host or hostess asks me my name for something (a sandwich, a table, whatever). "And a name, please?"

"Uh, Mike." As if I didn't know that question was coming or what my name is.

 

I do that with my phone number, too. Trying to knock that off as well haha.