“Take The Hint”: 50 Things People Should Do That Are Basically “Unwritten Rules”

As well as being marched up to about something that went wrong. Give people time to settle and transition to being at home.

Or parent. Just 5 minutes to go to the loo and get changed then I'm all yours until I get dinner. But those 5 min are really important.

I could be wrong, but those as climbing shoes (backed up by the lack of socks) ..... i've used up a few pairs trust me, you won't be coming home on those.

I pity the person in the picture coming home from a long day at work...IN ROCK CLIMBING SHOES!! 🤣

Yes! Time to decompress is a needed thing.

And PLEASE STOP video calling in public transport with speakers on!!!

Headphones are amazing. I wear mine all the time coz I know nobody else on my 730am bus wants to listen to rammstein

If you start blasting my favorite metal in public, I still get annoyed and want you to put on headphones. I'm betting as I scroll down most things just go to a sense of zero consideration for anyone else

If your kid is watching something they need headphones!

If you do have your headphones on please look when you are crossing roads etc. Don’t be a headphone zombie and play amongst the cars. It can be very scary driving.

Don't be a jerk to anyone

No one is higher or lower than anyone else. We're working together, playing our roles in our jobs, and they are all important in some way.

We get treated like c**p by 90% of our customers.

Or restaurant workers! Signed a previous waitress who is still sick of your s**t decades later.

I work in retail, everything is our fault.

It's a good idea in general to be aware of the movements of everybody around you in public. It makes you a better pedestrian by not blocking others, and keeps you safer.

Bloody hell, yes. I will walk to the extreme side of a sidewalk or hallway, leaving most of the space empty. If one of them STILL walks in front of me, I'm going through. [ ...................................................... ] One REALLY ANNOYING passive-aggressive trait I see in locals where I live (I'm a foreigner) is the ones that move across the sidewalk into my path. If they had stayed where they were, there was enough for both of us to pass. Instead, they change direction and walk in front of me and expect me to move. And don't think "they're getting off the sidewalk!!!" because idiots do that in hallways where there are no doors.

Yes, a thousand times! Mostly young people who don't bother with this simple bit of basic manners -- and I blame their parents for not teaching them things like this.

💯 Pavements tend to be fairly narrow here in the UK compared to other countries, and I can't tell you the amount of time I've had to go in the road because a family of 10 have decided to walk side by side taking up the pavement.

MAKE A HOLE!

But not being mad when someone accidentally forgets to, or isn't used to doing it from their own culture

Shy aao knu? I only understand the first word.

And good manners are free!

Seven days a week, a person delivers my meal. I don't know this person or even if it's the same person, but I holler thank you every time I hear him/her attach the bag to my door handle. I also thank the person who bags my groceries.

I hate it when I let someone merge, or stop to let a car turn and don't get a thank you.

Don't stand and have a conversation at the top of the elevator

Our local bus company drivers always ensure that passengers get off first, if someone tries to board the bus before everyone is off they ask the person to setback until everyone is off.

Frequent user of public transportation here, & YES. Also: technically a "written" rule, but leave the seats down front available for disabled & elderly. I am both. I don't like having to call attention to myself by requesting it...but there are always able-bodied young people in those seats. Sometimes they're absorbed in their phones, but sometimes they're just sitting there looking all over everywhere except at us D/E--"Not Seeing" the ones they could get up for.

You wouldn't believe how entitled some are around here. Being physically larger has its advantages, like walking through anyone standing in front of the door as I exit. If ~~~I~~~ can stand to the side and let people get off the bus or subway I want to ride, what's their problem? [ ................................................................. ] Equally annoying: idiots that STOP immediately IN THE DOORWAY when they enter a subway or an elevator. They act as if no one else was standing behind them, waiting to get in. If you stop there, I'm going to walk through you.

This used to be the rule. Also, those who will be on the car longer move to the back. This prevents people from having to shove their way out or possibly miss their stop.

A related quote: "Worry is not preparation"

ANOTHER I can relate to. Clowns at work walked up to me yesterday, saying, "we need you to do this by next week!" I asked, "When did you know about it?" to which they responded, "three weeks ago...". Not. My. Problem.