I don't care about people making silly mistakes such as calling rides the wrong names, etc. I also don't really mind people becoming brainless and asking someone coming out of the bathroom where the bathrooms are, and all that sort of thing.
What does bother me, though, is a pretty simple concept that far too few people seem to comprehend: in order to get on the bus/elevator/boat/ride/etc, you must first let people off of the bus/elevator/boat/ride/etc.
Also, people who get on a bus using the rear side door. Once, a mother shoved her little boy on up the steps of that door, only to have the driver (through no fault of his own) close the doors on the boy. It was cold, so the kid was in a huge puffy jacket, so the doors didn't hurt him at all but it was still a little scary, should the driver start to drive off. At the same time, it was also pretty funny (well, more when it was over) because the kid was totally stunned, and could barely move his giant puffy jacketted arms.
As far as people being rude and self centered and all, that's just going to happen. People get like that on a normal day, and they get especially bad about it on vacation in a place like WDW. Notions of entitlement, sort of thing. It's the people that are so obviously clueless about common decency and respectful behavior that bother me. You know the type, they blissfully do whatever they want, because they genuinely have no clue that what they are doing is annoying to others or just plain wrong.
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