What Lets A Bee Into...

[1ozzy]

... your bonnet?

Rubbish left in a shopping trolley and shopping trolleys left in parking spots are two of mine.

But only when shopping for sausages and seafood ;-/

[Bazile]

When you let someone pull out from a junction or you pull in or stop to let some one coming in the opposite direction to pass ; and they don't acknowledge your act

[Bazile]

People in shops , supermarket cashiers etc , who don't say thank you or don't even look at you when you pay for things

[gness]

It's litter and fly tipping for me too......more than anything else. I can't see a solution in the UK either now.....it's become such a huge problem.

A bit of a buzz was when the lads in the corner shop continued chatting on a phone as they served me....but I stopped the bee buzzing by just leaving without my purchases after they'd clumsily put them through the till.

[jennyjoan]

I'm same as you Gness - when my nephew called yesterday he kept looking at the phone and texting back, so I said - are you visiting me or the phone. LOL Immediately the phone went.

[andy-hughes]

Bargers in cars.

It was a while ago when I learned to drive - forty-seven years to be exact - but I do remember being taught the concept of 'right of way'.

It seems to have vanished from roads these days, and I am tired of braking to allow drivers overtaking a stationary vehicle on their side of the road, and glaring at me as they force their way through as though I am in the wrong.

[Milo2]

I agree with many of the posts but my bee in the bonnet is when people queue at a bus stop, get on and only then start searching for passes or money. This is invariably in the bottom of a bag and takes a while to find. Why not have it ready instead of holding everyone up?

[marval]

I agree with litter/fly tipping and cruelty.

People who think it is their right to get on the bus first, despite the fact other people have been waiting before them.

[Cloverjo]

I agree with most so far. I was embarrassed to be with my dad when he strolled onto the bus before people who’d been waiting longer. No one seemed bothered though. Perhaps because he’s quite elderly and just acted as if it was his right.