When an issue arrises, they all want to play pass the parcel with the responsibility.

I got a bottle of water and a coffee but not even a packet of crisps.

Way to skew the stats, thanks.

Like if I could have done it online I already would have. Phoning up is literally the last resort!

Had about 4 and a half minutes of nonsense from HMRC the other week before it actually started ringing properly.

Bugger.

Delivery driver "If you could just scan this QR code and validate this delivery and leave a quick review, that would be great". The QR code takes you straight to Trust pilot.

Example 2: doing an online exam. At the end of the exam the examiner, who's watching my computer desktop remotely, asks me if I can provide feedback on my experience. Then opens Google Reviews and watches me type in a the review.

Commuter trains were bad enough as it was. Now every bit of standing room is filled with several folding bikes that take up more floor space than a person and now not everyone can get on the train. Drives me crazy

I'd kill for a cuppa. Send help.

This may be just a Wales problem but Stagecoach Wales got rid of returns. The route I am taking was £7 return. The single tickets are now £6. Your only option is a day rider which is £9.50. Surprisingly the train is much much cheaper, the downside is a hilly 1.3 mile walk.

Back in London for a few days. Decide to pop out yesterday around 11 to grab a Sunday paper at a newsagents. The 1st 3 places I tried had no newspapers at all. As in they never sell them, just food drinks and assorted rubbish. The 4th one, a round trip 30 mins walk from starting point, finally did. And even the local Londis was out of papers. I mean if it says newsagent on the awning above the shop then sell some %!? papers already.

Been to a few now that do this, I get they want to go the extra mile but I don’t want to smell like a yellow urinal block

Having multiple waiters brush past you without saying hello, and even the manager scuttles past actively avoiding eye contact. Seems to be an increasingly common experience.

Is it just me? Am I actually invisible, or incredibly scary?

The fact that you spend £30+ on a takeaway to treat yourself and others yet it never turns out correctly. My partner and I ordered a McDonald’s and instead of sending a Philli Cheesestack burger they sent me a single hamburger and missed his burger altogether. Then another scenario I ordered a half and half from Papa John’s and what came, a whole of a half of pizza I had chosen. Part of me thinks getting takeaways isn’t worth it anymore, expensive and you may as well cook at home - we’ve had our fingers burnt twice. Yet my frustration is how hard is it to read off a screen and do what it says?!

And I bought a new BBQ this week that’s being delivered today

Do I need to say more?