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The little things that piss you off
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<blockquote data-quote="TerminatoRS" data-source="post: 16466648" data-attributes="member: 195778"><p>I run a fleet maintenance shop for a freight company. Each morning, I make a point of sending a detailed email to my colleagues by 6:30am listing what units I have in the shop, who's working on them, what kind of service they're receiving, and an ETA for completion, yet I still get numerous calls asking if I have unit #xxxxx in the shop. Why do I even bother?! Or, they'll call me two minutes after I send it and basically read the email back to me.</p><p></p><p>The fact that my gf uses hot water for <em>everything</em>. She doesn't pay the gas bill, so she doesn't understand why I roll my eyes when I hear the water heater fire up.</p><p></p><p>People who are perfectly capable of figuring things out on their own, but instead of growing a pair, they're lazy and constantly ask me to "help" aka do it for them. Example: My uncle who used to play with cars in his day constantly wants me to work on his or his daughter's car. Brake pads + bleeding? C'mon...that's rookie stuff. Daughter's CEL is on so he went to Autozone to get the code read. It tells you what to check/replace! Why does this need to involve me? Donated a vintage Cerwin-Vega 12" sub in an enclosure (Vega 124, v-flex circa 2000) to a friend. Then he buys a new head unit and amp on his own and wants me to install it. Pfff....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TerminatoRS, post: 16466648, member: 195778"] I run a fleet maintenance shop for a freight company. Each morning, I make a point of sending a detailed email to my colleagues by 6:30am listing what units I have in the shop, who's working on them, what kind of service they're receiving, and an ETA for completion, yet I still get numerous calls asking if I have unit #xxxxx in the shop. Why do I even bother?! Or, they'll call me two minutes after I send it and basically read the email back to me. The fact that my gf uses hot water for [i]everything[/i]. She doesn't pay the gas bill, so she doesn't understand why I roll my eyes when I hear the water heater fire up. People who are perfectly capable of figuring things out on their own, but instead of growing a pair, they're lazy and constantly ask me to "help" aka do it for them. Example: My uncle who used to play with cars in his day constantly wants me to work on his or his daughter's car. Brake pads + bleeding? C'mon...that's rookie stuff. Daughter's CEL is on so he went to Autozone to get the code read. It tells you what to check/replace! Why does this need to involve me? Donated a vintage Cerwin-Vega 12" sub in an enclosure (Vega 124, v-flex circa 2000) to a friend. Then he buys a new head unit and amp on his own and wants me to install it. Pfff.... [/QUOTE]
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