My daughter just said "Like - to infinity and beyond" (especially the flash photography).
Even worse is when you are trying to get somewhere and they are holding hands and walking at a snails pace.
totally agree on #6. while waiting for the MSEP one night, had a guy sitting behind me literally pushing me with his feet to get more legroom. when I told him to cut it out, I get "no habla ingles" (prob spelled that wrong).
It's tough. My son had a melt down in our room one day. I then went in the restroom and had my own meltdown. I don't ever agree with yelling/screaming/wailing, and I rarely ever raise my voice..but at WDW he did get yelled at a few times, in private. Mostly my fault for scheduling too much dining. It felt like our reservations dictated our days, and we were constantly running from one place to another. I have scaled back this time. I think some people may think they "know" WDW, but then the first time they bring their children they realize how stressful it can be, and all of the planning was only good in theory. I know that I learned quite a few lessons that trip.
If I'm on a bus and see a pregnant woman, or with a baby, or a small child standing, I would give them my seat no matter how tired I am. I was shocked at WDW that so many people do sit and will let someone else stand- who obviously should be sitting. Basic etiquette!!
No it's not being polite. How is it that they get on an obviously full bus that many people have been waiting for two or three buses to get a seat and you are supposed to give your waited on seat to these rude, entitled last minute charlies, because they are pregnant, no you can help being pregnant or having small children. being polite is giving a seat to elderly who can't help being elderly. They can help being pregnant and getting on at the last second and demanding a seat is rude. Last year my teenage daughter and I waited for two buses so we could get a seat literally as we are about to leave man and his barely pregnant wife jump on, he looks at my daughter does not ask he demands she stand so his wife can sit down. I was livid, of course my daughter did it because she respects those older than her, but I was so mad, she waited over 30 minutes for a seat he gets on at the last second and demands her seat, that is just rude.
I'll agree to disagree with that. I think being "polite" means giving a seat to those pregnant, or with with small children, Not just elderly.
And thus why it's a pet peeve of mine, why just because you got yourself pregnant or have small kids you are all the sudden entitled and privileged.
I'm guessing you have a huge problem with "expectant mother parking spots" as well. Giving up a seat for someone who is obviously more uncomfortable than you, or a small child who obviously doesn't have the same stamina as someone older, has nothing to do with being entitled or privileged. It's been basic manners for years and years. It is rude and obnoxious for an older child or adult to remain in their seat and let a pregnant woman stand. I think it's also rude for a teenage boy to be sitting while a woman stands. Somewhere along the way manners stopped being taught. Please and thank you are not the only things to teach or follow.
I once was a nice guy(moved out of the way for people)
like your avatar. Roger is a total nut job.
