What is some of your Pet Peeve's

[scootr]

I love most everything about TBN except for the way attachments are not included when quoted, just a link you have to follow back to. I know it saves bandwidth but it's a PIA

 

[Too many Kubotas]

all touch screens are adjustable, you can also turn them off if need be.

Let me guess. I can adjust it using...the touch screen?

I wish I could rip the damn things out, and still adjust the things I need/want to get to.

 

[Jstpssng]

Not enough, though.

Turning on parking or headlights should dim the dash lights a bit

At least when backing up at night the screen is the backup camera.

 

[LittleBill21]

Let me guess. I can adjust it using...the touch screen?

I wish I could rip the damn things out, and still adjust the things I need/want to get to.

with bluetooth and steering wheel controls and auto hvac, i almost never touch my touch screens anymore, what's all this adjusting your doing?

 

[garry1p]

Taking a week or more for a DR appointment, they ask you to arrive 30 min early, you wait in the waiting room for 1 to 1.5 hours, finally ushered to a little exam room and wait for another hour, nurse comes in for blood pressure, weight, height, why do you want to see the DR?. If you lucky 30 minutes later you see a DR for 25/20 minutes.

 

[kenmbz]

How about 3 months to visit a Dr. and getting 5-10 minutes.
Seems like all the Drs are way overbooked.

 

[Jstpssng]

It really isn't the doctor's fault though that there aren't enough out there.

I predict it will only get worse.

 

[kenmbz]

It really isn't the doctor's fault though that there aren't enough out there.

I predict it will only get worse.

It certainly is not the Dr fault, when you add millions of people to the queue, this happens.
Not sure the answer to this will be easy though.

 

[Jstpssng]

Not sure the answer to this will be easy though

We certainly agree on that. I try to keep that in mind when I do have an appointment. My Primary care is really good. For other places I make darned sure that I have a good book to read.

 

[ultrarunner]

GPS will ALWAYS take you into from the north down a STEEP gravel hill and across a low water bridge that has 4'+ water over it after a good rain. We try to convince people to come from the south if there is inclement weather but every one follows their GPS blindly to save 7 miles. Until they have turn a camper around on narrow gravel road and go 12 miles around to approach from the south.
Sometimes local knowledge is worth listening to....besides many map and GPS apps will turn you into a neighbors drive way and a fence. No cell service so you are on your own, can't call for directions after the fact.

We give detailed last mile instruction for haulers to reach the farm but most use GPS and few listen.

Any normal vehicle and trucks no problem with GPS...

Problem is when a conventional with a 45' trailer takes the GPS route it's not possible to make the last turn so they have to blindly back out to the county road and all traffic stops plus every year some driver with limited comprehension takes out a street sign or neighboring mailboxes...

Why professional drivers would rely on a computer over actual onsite direction is beyond me.