Much like the sun damage from my youth, I need to get some things off my chest.
Prepare yourself for ComplainaPalooza 2020
Airport or restaurant check-ins on Facebook.
Some peeps JUST post the check-in as their status.
No one cares. Literally, NO ONE CARES.
I understand posting a pic of yourself with your people at a restaurant, or the airport because you’re excited about a trip, that is acceptable. (to me, but this is my blog, so my rules).
DO not check-in. Not one person cares.
Honestly, I could go on all day about my FB complaints, but it’s futile. I just avoid FB when peeps annoy me. For example, when someone shares 147 pictures from their afternoon at Chic Fil A having lunch with a friend.
Has anyone heard of sharing just the highlights?
One that has bothered me since the day I was born; I think I came out of my Mother’s lady
kitchen being bothered about this one.
When you’re on the phone and you are giving someone your phone number or
credit card number and as you are verbalizing said numbers (if you even pause for a
second) they say OK, but they say OK WHILE YOU’RE TRYING TO MOVE
ONTO THE REST OF THE DIGITS and then they don’t get the correct digits
because they are saying OK while you’re trying to give them the digits.
And exclamation points.
I mean, exclamation points!!!
On texts, emails or notes written on homemade vellum paper delivered via
messenger pigeons.
We’re swimming in the sea of exclamation points. Are we really that excited? Are we angry?
Are we cheerleaders?
And it’s not just Millenials; I’ve corresponded with people in their 70’s.
Why is everyone so darn excited when I thought most of the country was depressed.
Wait, maybe that’s just all the RX commercials I see.
Ads on blogs.
They slow the page load to the speed of smell.
I understand you’re trying to make a few bucks; generally, a blog with ads is not one that
I’m going to enjoy so as soon as I see ads, I’m out.
*Drops mic and heads to the laundry pile*
I’m sure you’re thinking now, wow, that Suz seems so nice and pleasant, and today she’s full
of crap complaints.
Well, you’re right.
But, once I purge my complaints, it’s all good in the hood.
I’m Susie Sunshine once again, at your service.
C’mon. YOU know you’ve got something to get off your chest; purging is good for the soul.
XO