But the worst distraction to my movie watching is when a young person taps away, klackity-klack, playing some game on his or her smartphone. For example, this young lady's tap-tapping on her phone made it impossible for me to pay attention to my movie.
I'll admit that on long flights my shoes definitely come off, but my socks stay on. And I certainly don't place them on armrests.
I was on a JCPenney line the other day when an employee came by and instructed us to form two lines. I informed her that that was not going to happen.
Passengers should be instructed to take a second and look behind before reclining one's seat to make sure no one is eating on the tray and other seat etiquette.
Some passengers do not know how to share when they get on an airplane. Although there are more than a hundred niggling annoyances one can encounter when flying, this post will concentrate on flyers who horde more meager spaces than are allotted to them by the airlines.
How can one shop for something to eat when you come across other shoppers whose dress and appearance make you cringe?
Here's an annoying thing: waiting for someone to leave the drive-through window minutes after they received their order.
Charlize Theron says press coverage of her private life is so intrusive that it is comparable to rape.
Here's a great idea: shopping carts with video players to keep the little tikes occupied.
Normally after two minutes of waiting I would have said something but I was curious how long this would go on. After more than eight minutes of waiting ...
