Dead Horse Interchange

Guest wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 11, 2017 11:57 pm

People who read books at the bookstore all day, complete with folding the cover back, then put them back on the shelf when they're done, like it's a library. That's why new books at your Barnes & Noble look like they were plucked out of the dumpster.

Also, there's this little illegal bitch playing music on a fucking toy xylophone while her mother beams on proudly. Everyone here wants to throw something at her. Jesus Christ, such useless, irritating people.

Don't worry, book stores will be dead within a decade. The third-worlding of America continues...

Guest wrote: ↑

Sat Nov 11, 2017 11:57 pm

Also, there's this little illegal bitch playing music on a fucking toy xylophone while her mother beams on proudly. Everyone here wants to throw something at her. Jesus Christ, such useless, irritating people.

Probably had to fled their own country because of dem mad xylophone riffs. It's the sound of freedom.

Retail is suffering. It's not just that people are stupid. They get actively dumber than they are in the first place as soon as they enter a store.

Sometimes I look around when I'm in a store and feel like I'm the lone normal shopper. I see homeless bums, crackheads, single mothers with 10+ uncontrolled kids and wild basketball americans chimping out in the aisles.

Oh and bitches with their fucking dogs wearing fake service patches.

rabidtictac wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 12, 2017 1:10 am

Sometimes I look around when I'm in a store and feel like I'm the lone normal shopper. I see homeless bums, crackheads, single mothers with 10+ uncontrolled kids and wild basketball americans chimping out in the aisles.

Oh and bitches with their fucking dogs wearing fake service patches.

You've just described every shopping experience I've had in the past 5 years at least. >_>

Thanks. I almost forgot how good we have it over here.

rabidtictac wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 12, 2017 1:10 am

Sometimes I look around when I'm in a store and feel like I'm the lone normal shopper. I see homeless bums, crackheads, single mothers with 10+ uncontrolled kids and wild basketball americans chimping out in the aisles.

Oh and bitches with their fucking dogs wearing fake service patches.

Don't forget the meth-addicted women that walk in there with no teeth in their mouth looking 40 years older than they are and trying to hang all over people that look like children compared to them as though they're still attractive.

I know you said crackheads but that doesn't feel like it does it justice.

I work in a store's bakery cleaning it and preparing it for the next day and I always have an hour or so of downtime at the end to just work the counter and help people and the amount of, "meth mouth," that I see is disturbing.

I've been pretty lucky so far. So my experiences with train stations are similar.

Kugelfisch wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 12, 2017 12:57 am

Retail is suffering. It's not just that people are stupid. They get actively dumber than they are in the first place as soon as they enter a store.

The funniest shit for me is when you have some pampered millenial standing in front of a counter and being completely helpless at what appears to be the first time in their life they get to make a choice all on their own.

Guest wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 09, 2017 8:37 pm

Enrique Iglesias may be the most annoying singer ever. There must be an all Enrique satellite radio channel, because I've been to two restaurants lately that just play him nonstop. And Jesus does he suck. It's all slow, sappy, bad accented love and hero shit designed to get stupid women wet.

Enrique has nothing on actual good songs of his own genre:



Bonus points if you can bust out every single note in this song without straining and leave everyone wondering how a grown man whose balls have dropped can pull that off without shame.