Pet Peeves

I've finished all of my homework and it's only 8:30, and I already took a nap today so I don't feel like sleeping quite yet. I'm trying to buck the trend of non-productivity and develop my work ethic, so I'm blogging, which seems like something productive as opposed to reading SI articles and watching Youtube videos. That's probably my biggest pet peeve. My own inability to self motivate myself. But I'm leaving that behind, I'm on my way. And so I thought, hm, I should make a list of pet peeves for fun. Here we go.

We got our English tests back today, and you know what that means. The typical clamor of 'What did you gets' and 'How did you do this's' and so on. One commonly practice tactic of showing off your score if you did well is as follows. The person that did well asks another person how they did, while honestly completely uninterested in what the other person got. After the poor victim that clearly knows the other person's intention replies, the person that did well goes, well I GOT so and so.. to rub it in their face. I've definitely done that before, call me a hypocrite, but it's become less of a habit. That's a big one for me, especially when I didn't do so hot.

I hate how my shower reads my mind and does the opposite of what I want. On hot days I have blistering hot water and on cold days it's lukewarm. It's not cold, but it's just slightly almost warm which kills me because it always seems like it's heating up. I even tried flushing the toilet before showering to make it hot, which DOESN'T work by the way.

Another one of my big ones is when people walk RIGHT in front of you. Honestly I don't know why people find that behavior necessary. It really really annoys me, I don't even know why. When people walk right in front of me I feel like plowing through them rudely on purpose. I know it sounds pretty rude and inconsiderate, but that's how much it annoys me.

It absolutely have to have 1408 in front of people's phone numbers, or rather a 1 in front of their area code. I also have to have their full first and last name, punctuated correctly. It's kind of an OCD thing.