The things that really annoy us.

What annoys you most in life? Here’s the list of really annoying things.

•  People who don’t cover their mouth when they cough or sneeze.
•  When you’re in a rush and someone in front of you is driving really slowly.

•  When someone shows up more than an hour late for a dinner you’ve   prepared.
• People who sit in parked cars with the engine running. 
• TV or radio ads with doorbells, ringing phones or alarm clocks. 
• When you call the customer service department of a large company and they put you on hold with some really corny music. 
• Shop assistants who ignore you in order to attend someone who has just phoned up.
• Car passengers who throw their doors open on the road without checking first 
• People talking on their mobile phones who say things such as, “Hi, I’m on the train! We’ve just left the station.”
•  When you’re walking in the street and someone in front of you suddenly stops. 
• When someone says “drop it” when a conversation goes into an unwanted direction. 
• Company reps who can’t give you an exact time when they can deliver your fridge or washing machine so you have to sit around at home for hours. 
•  People who touch the salt or pepper shaker with greasy fingers. 
•  Discovering a shoe but not being able to find its mate. 
•  Having a drawer full of batteries but not the one you need.
• When you’re watching TV and someone changes the channel without asking. 
•  Someone who stands in front of the TV and starts talking to you at the end of a TV programme you’re watching. 
• Finding a TV remote in the car or anywhere else where it couldn’t possibly be used.
•  When you’re on the phone and someone puts you on speakerphone without warning. 
• Anonymous calls from other mobile phone companies offering you their services!
•  A phone cord or hairdryer cord that has become hopelessly tangled. 
• Cold callers who ask to speak to “the man of the house”. 
• People who point to their wrists when asking, “What time is it?” Do we point to our stomachs when we order a burger?
• When you hold the door open for someone and they just walk through without saying  “thank you”. 
•  When you’re in the cinema and there’s someone who just won’t stop talking.