What is an unspoken rule about getting through society and life that annoys you when other people don't honor it?

[getbent]

What is an unspoken rule about getting through society and life that annoys you when other people don't honor it?

Like, you should let people know when you are on speakerphone.
or
If someone buys you dinner, don't complain about it.
or
When entering a house going to a party, don't block the front door area so people can get in
or
At an event, don't have your chit chat right in front of where the bartender is serving drinks...

what annoys you.... that people SHOULD know!

 

[scrapyardblue]

Never waive a pedestrian through an intersection where you only control one of the four lanes of traffic.

 

[Harry Styron]

As a guest, bring a small gift for the host.

 

[pi]

Using turn signals.

 

[chris m.]

Don't fart in elevators.

 

[schmee]

"Dont park your grocery cart in the middle of the aisle while you read the fine print on a label!"

 

[nvilletele]

Don’t sit in a restaurant with your phone constantly making that annoying “ping” sound when you get one of your constant texts.

Don’t speak on the speakerphone while in public. We don’t want to hear your conversation.

Don’t talk too loud. Whether or not on a call.

Get off my lawn.

 

[skydog6653]

The guy yelling, “Free Bird”!

 

[nvilletele]

Pay attention where you are walking.

 

[chris m.]

Using turn signals.

This one shouldn't be on the list because not only is it spoken, it is written down in vehicular code in most states, and you can get a ticket for failing to do so. (I sure wish CHP would start enforcing it, especially in greater L.A.).

California Vehicle Code 22108 requires all drivers to signal at least 100 feet prior to making a turn or changing lanes. The section states: Any signal of intention to turn right or left shall be given continuously during the last 100 feet traveled by the vehicle before turning.

 

[nvilletele]

This one covers it all, though one word is misspelled:

Don’t be a duck.

 

[pi]

"Dont park your grocery cart in the middle of the aisle while you read the fine print on a label!"

Don't just ditch your grocery cart in the parking spaces... put it back in the corral or proper place.

 

[nvilletele]

Another driving one:

Get the F off your phone while driving, whether texting or otherwise.

 

[pi]

This one shouldn't be on the list because not only is it spoken, it is written down in vehicular code in most states, and you can get a ticket for failing to do so. (I sure wish CHP would start enforcing it, especially in greater L.A.).

California Vehicle Code 22108 requires all drivers to signal at least 100 feet prior to making a turn or changing lanes. The section states: Any signal of intention to turn right or left shall be given continuously during the last 100 feet traveled by the vehicle before turning.

good point, although you wouldn't know it from the way people drive.

 

[MickM]

Please don't try to finish my sentences, it is rude, you are not that smart, you are not clairvoyant and will be wrong 99% of the time. Stop flappin' your lips and learn something.

 

[bluesfordan]

This one covers it all, though one word is misspelled:

Don’t be a duck.

Won't be a duck?

 

[BigDaddyLH]

"Dont park your grocery cart in the middle of the aisle while you read the fine print on a label!"

Or stop to talk to another shopper with your pair of carts blocking the aisle.

 

[Nogoodnamesleft]

Treat others as you would like to be treated.

As in: Dear ex-girlfriend, I suspect you wouldn't want your heart treated worse than a bag of dog crap. Why this particular metaphor? Nobody pretends to love a bag of dog crap.

 

[Ricky D.]

When you get to the bottom of the escalator, walk away so that those behind you don’t have to climb you back.

 

[Dostradamas]

Charity is not giving away your refuse so you can feel good about yourself.

Charity is the sacrifice of some of what you need for someone that needs it more.