• Aggressive drivers for sure. You're not going to get anywhere any faster, and I guess the 5 over the speed limit I'm already going isn't good enough for you.
• People who don't use their blinkers. Please. Just use it. I quite enjoy not having to suddenly apply pressure to my brakes because you decided you wanted to turn without using your blinker. Also turn it off if you're not using it. I don't like having to guess if you're going to use it or not.
• People who are on their phones at checkout. Even better when they're paying zero attention to their transaction and mess it up. Get off the phone for 30 seconds and pay attention, and it'll go a lot smoother and faster.
• People who decide to look up their price matches at checkout. Do it before you come to check out. Don't wait till you're at the register to realize "oh, I forgot to price match!! let me look it up!!" and then take 5 minutes to do it. You're holding up my line, and now I gotta take someone else away from what they're doing to help the people you're holding up. Same if you're looking for a coupon. Get your stuff together before you come to the checkout.
• People who don't pay attention to their kids. Thank you for allowing your child to destroy the store we just tidied up. Also thank you for allowing your child to run around the store and get in everyone else's way or get into things they clearly should not be getting into.
• People who stand in your way and just don't move. It's a little annoying when I'm working and trying to recover, but I tolerate it because I don't want people to feel pressured to hurry up and get what they want. If I'm not working though, kindly get what you need and move, or if you need some time to decide, at least give enough room for someone else to get through if they want to grab what they want and go. Bonus points if they acknowledge your presence and know you're there but still stand there. The other day, I went to the store after work to pick up some stuff, and I had a cart of stuff. Self checkout was the only thing open at this point, and a group of about 5 was using the self checkout, in addition to a woman on the other side of them; there's not enough space for me to get through. Two people from the group of five deadass look at me, and I look at them. I am standing there with my cart of items with the intent to check out. They turn away and do not move, instead continuing to take their time checking out. (Admittedly, I could've probably just walked around or said excuse me, but really, if you're gonna acknowledge someone is there, then at least make some sort of effort to get out of the way.)
• Slow walkers. I don't mind it if I'm not in a hurry, but also I walk fast, and if I can't get around you, I'd appreciate it if you picked up the pace a little bit.