What is some of your Pet Peeve's

[paulsharvey]

What is it, like 85% of car accidents are preventable by Either party; about 10% only preventable by the at fault, and under 5% caused by forces outside of either's control, mechanical or acts of god.

 

[WinterDeere]

What is it, like 85% of car accidents are preventable by Either party; about 10% only preventable by the at fault, and under 5% caused forces outside of withers control, mechanical or acts of god.

Those are good numbers to keep in mind, if true. Where'd you hear them?

 

[paulsharvey]

Those are good numbers to keep in mind, if true. Where'd you hear them?

They recently had a work "safety week" with state troopers doing a 2 hour section on vehicle crash prevention.

So, its not like they gave sources, and its possible they pulled the numbers out if their butt

Edit: If they are using their internal numbers, they would be a bit biased, as they investigate interstate crashes, and any other crash involving life threatening injuries; not fender benders, but i dont know that it changes That much?

 

[caver]

The YT kids who love the phrase "raw land."

 

[scootr]

It's probably been mentioned but my pet peeve is tips.
If a tip is expected then it is a charge. Just add it to the menu price so we see what real cost is going in...

 

[paulsharvey]

It's probably been mentioned but my pet peeve is tips.
If a tip is expected then it is a charge. Just add it to the menu price so we see what real cost is going in...

To top it off, yiu want 18% for handing it across the counter? Dunkin, Subway, ect.

Even sit down restaurants now the "click on of the suggested tips" is like 18%, 25%, 33%, or other. It used to be 10% was a cheap tip, a good service tip was 15%; now 18% is considered baseline, and 22-25% is for ok/decent service.

Thats about the only "tip" thing I do; wouldn't have a clue what's expected at a nail place, or barber. Bars, I haven't been in one in years, but a $3 beer, its basically expected to be a $5 beer.

You see these things online calling out "cheap skate" celebrities when they "only" tip 50% for a coffee or whatever. Im not trying to pay Dunkin a "living wage" its not a career, its a high-school kids job. If your 50, and still there, thats not on me