I consider myself a keen observer of the human condition. I think I read people well, and I love to play armchair psychiatrist. However, there are certain behaviors that mystify me. These are just a few of them.
1) People who invite all of their Facebook to events - even their friends who live nowhere in the area.
2) People who reply to all on office-wide emails to say something personal to the sender.
3) People who ask you where you are registered for your wedding, only to buy you random crap that you can't return because it comes from some artisan store in a city where you don't live.
4) People who friend people they've never met on Facebook (FB might be a bit of a recurring theme). Is Facebook looking to make the word "friend" lose all meaning - assuming it hasn't already?
5) Anything anyone does on Metro. Seriously, that could be its own post. But, just a couple:
A) People who sit in the outside seat at rush hour on a crowded train, leaving the seat next to them empty, and then shoot you a death stare when you ask to sit down in the last available seat.
B) People who will stand in the doorway of an EMPTY train! There are empty seats, lots of standing room and they stand right in the way of people trying to enter or exit the train.
C) Tourists who ride during commute hours.
It's as though some people lie awake at night trying to figure out how to annoy other people. If they were looking to annoy me, they succeeded.
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It's quite sad that you're complaining about people buying you presents. You should be thankful no matter what the gift, where it is from, or how much it costs. You, spoiled brat.
ReplyDeleteI am not complaining about people buying me presents. I am saying I do not understand why one would ask where someone was registered only to not get something from the registry or a gift card from the place the person is registered.
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