Did Covid Change Your Lifestyle?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Yep I've noticed that too. As a matter of fact I notice lots of stuff with pedestrians. I know I'm really sad but I get quite irate about it. What about when you walk and you're laden down with bags and it's bloody heavy and people insist on walking in front of you so you have walk around them. Or people who walk and you're walking behind them and then suddenly stop to turn around and then you bump into them. Or people who have to walk in twos when there isn't room for it.
Yes yes I know i'm sad getting irate about all of this but at least I can say that I'm probably the calmest driver in England.
WENDILLA AGAIN How about this one then I crossed over at traffic lights this morning with my grandson in his pushchair and guess what happened well youve guessed it so I done exactly what happy_face said and the woman said
WENDILLA AGAIN I was crossing this morning at traffic lights with my grandson in his push chair and guess what happened yes youve guessed. I did exactly what happy_face said and the woman turned round and said"you want to watch where you are going with that push chair".I wont say on here what my answer was but she got the message.
AND, people who walk out of shop doorways quickly and swing round towards you, but they are looking the other way!! They are checking the other way and not the way they are turning! It defies belief! And so you have to guess where the person is going to be by the time they do look, and get out of the way, except that it's impossible to anticipate and at the last split-second they turn round and have to dodge you!
Stupid!
I agree with each and every one of you on this one!
I particularly hate people who decide to stand right in the middle of the pavement (and supermarket aisles) and have a bit of a chat, people who stop walking abruptly, completely unaware that they aren't the only people out and about, people who are looking for things on shelves and stand about a foot away from it so they block the whole aisle, people who abandon their shopping trollies in an aisle while they go and have a look at items...
A colleague of mine's mother is wheelchair bound and she says the ignorance of some people is unbelievable - she gets people who will not move out of the way, people who bang into the wheelchair and all sorts!!
I have been known to push pass stationary people (both in the street and in supermarkets) and loudly shout "Don't mind me!" or "Great place to stand!"