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Discussion I've had it....

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Based on the podcast, let everybody know what you've had it with. Everything goes, so let lose your inner rage en let everybody know what ticks you off!

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I go first as starter of this topic :)

People who stop at the end of an esacalator
What is wrong with you? People have places to go and people to see. Why you holding up the line just because you are clueless? Seriously, I've had it

Throwing trash on the street

Why? Just why? Just put it in your pocket or throw it in a bin. You created trash, it's not an inconvenience, it's only your trash. Why bother everybody else with your trash? Plus, think of the environment please.

You guys got any I've had it's?
 
I’ve had it with so much recently that I've stared at this reply box for 10 minutes straight with some really significant choice paralysis.

I've had it with having it, basically.
 
I've had it with the American healthcare industry. Years now of dealing with my dad being sick, fighting to get appointments, fighting to get diagnosed, fighting to get tested. He's hardly been able to even stand and move for two months and it's becoming almost a full time job chasing down the doctors who were supposed to refer him to test facilities, and test facilities that require pre-testing that the doctor didn't order, but you can't call the doctor anymore or the doctor's office, all the phone numbers lead to call centers where they'll get a message off to the doctor's office so the office can tell the doctor what needs to happen, but then days go by without anything and the test people are waiting on me to get the prerequisites done, so I chase the doctor's office call center every day and they keep saying the doctor will get to it, then eventually they find out that the request was sent to the wrong office so they correct that and say the doctor will get to it, then the next day I call again after hearing nothing and they finally admit the doctor has been out of the office, meanwhile the specialists have been waiting for two months to get my dad in for the scan but they can't even schedule him before the prerequisites are done and I didn't even know that for the first month the specialist was making all sorts of calls to his doctors that weren't getting returned because the doctors didn't send them all the proper information and they didn't know how to get ahold of me because of course my number wasn't sent either so it was by pure happenstance that I managed to call the specialist to figure out what was going on after a month and they were all "oh thank god you called, maybe you can help get us this info," and I got temporary relief until I eventually looked back and realized it's now been another month of fighting to get them the information they requested and get those prereqs done, and finally finally finally I got a scan scheduled and it shows he has masses in his lungs they can't identify so they need surgery to call me to schedule a biopsy and a week later surgery calls at 11:45am and I missed it so I call them back after lunch and it turns out they close at noon and it's Friday so I have to wait a couple days now to call back and see if they answer this time and the whole goddamn time I wonder to myself if the system is this fuckin dysfunctional on purpose to persuade people to give up and stop coming because there was one particularly bad span about a year ago where my dad was doing so badly that he kept going to the ER because when he'd call his doctor they'd schedule him like two or three months out but he felt like he was losing breath now so he'd go and after the third time that happened in a couple months we literally got a call from a corporate rep asking if there's any way we could reduce the frequency with which he goes to the ER and my dad literally said "yeah, get some doctors who don't schedule us months out when were need help now" and the rep kinda chuckled and said "oh we hear that a lot actually" and we're like "yall ever consider doing anything about it?"

Anyway yeah, that's just been the last couple months. Shit has been basically like this off and on for years. There were other instances of him having problems where he was suffering badly for months while pleading with the doctors to get him tested for things and they outright refused. I literally had a doctor at one point last year tell me to stop asking (and eventually it got so bad that they begrudgingly caved to my request and got him tested, turns out my dad HAD been suffering from a disease that the doctor spent the previous half-year or more insisting he didn't have). This system is a nightmare and I can't believe we have to pay for it and then listen to people insist that we pay for it due to it being "the best care in the world." So goddamn disgusting.

So yeah I've had it 😅

That's what this thread is for, right? 👀
 
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I’ve had it with gatekeeping. As long as no one is getting hurt, it’s okay for people to like things. My life improved dramatically when I stopped doing this. It’s freed up a lot of emotional bandwidth that I really didn’t have to spare anyway.

I've had it with the American healthcare industry.
I feel this in my bones. And not just because I live in the United States and can’t afford to see a doctor to find out what’s wrong with me.

There are too many reasons why from more serious things I won’t get into to mildly annoying things I will. Recently, it took four phone calls to find out how much a filling would cost, and I still got a bill in the mail a month later with a balance because of the deductible both my insurance company and dentist didn’t mention.

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I've had it with the American healthcare industry. Years now of dealing with my dad being sick, fighting to get appointments, fighting to get diagnosed, fighting to get tested. He's hardly been able to even stand and move for two months and it's becoming almost a full time job chasing down the doctors who were supposed to refer him to test facilities, and test facilities that require pre-testing that the doctor didn't order, but you can't call the doctor anymore or the doctor's office, all the phone numbers lead to call centers where they'll get a message off to the doctor's office so the office can tell the doctor what needs to happen, but then days go by without anything and the test people are waiting on me to get the prerequisites done, so I chase the doctor's office call center every day and they keep saying the doctor will get to it, then eventually they find out that the request was sent to the wrong office so they correct that and say the doctor will get to it, then the next day I call again after hearing nothing and they finally admit the doctor has been out of the office, meanwhile the specialists have been waiting for two months to get my dad in for the scan but they can't even schedule him before the prerequisites are done and I didn't even know that for the first month the specialist was making all sorts of calls to his doctors that weren't getting returned because the doctors didn't send them all the proper information and they didn't know how to get ahold of me because of course my number wasn't sent either so it was by pure happenstance that I managed to call the specialist to figure out what was going on after a month and they were all "oh thank god you called, maybe you can help get us this info," and I got temporary relief until I eventually looked back and realized it's now been another month of fighting to get them the information they requested and get those prereqs done, and finally finally finally I got a scan scheduled and it shows he has masses in his lungs they can't identify so they need surgery to call me to schedule a biopsy and a week later surgery calls at 11:45am and I missed it so I call them back after lunch and it turns out they close at noon and it's Friday so I have to wait a couple days now to call back and see if they answer this time and the whole goddamn time I wonder to myself if the system is this fuckin dysfunctional on purpose to persuade people to give up and stop coming because there was one particularly bad span about a year ago where my dad was doing so badly that he kept going to the ER because when he'd call his doctor they'd schedule him like two or three months out but he felt like he was losing breath now so he'd go and after the third time that happened in a couple months we literally got a call from a corporate rep asking if there's any way we could reduce the frequency with which he goes to the ER and my dad literally said "yeah, get some doctors who don't schedule us months out when were need help now" and the rep kinda chuckled and said "oh we hear that a lot actually" and we're like "yall ever consider doing anything about it?"

Anyway yeah, that's just been the last couple months. Shit has been basically like this off and on for years. There were other instances of him having problems where he was suffering badly for months while pleading with the doctors to get him tested for things and they outright refused. I literally had a doctor at one point last year tell me to stop asking (and eventually it got so bad that they begrudgingly caved to my request and got him tested, turns out my dad HAD been suffering from a disease that the doctor spent the previous half-year or more insisting he didn't have). This system is a nightmare and I can't believe we have to pay for it and then listen to people insist that we pay for it due to it being "the best care in the world." So goddamn disgusting.

So yeah I've had it 😅

That's what this thread is for, right? 👀
Holy shit.... even I had it with the American healthcare system, and I'm European 😞
 
Holy shit.... even I had it with the American healthcare system, and I'm European 😞
Yeah I have friends in Canada and Australia and when I gripe at them about the stuff I've dealt with over the years they all go "...why do you live there?" 😅
 
I'm from the UK. I live in the UK. I've currently had it with the UK.

Over the last few weeks, our government has tried to house a load of refugees on a prison barge and instead given them legionnaires diseases. Our air traffic control system broke down, stopping flights into and out of the country. Our schools and hospitals are now falling down due to aerated concrete, so they're probably all going to shut down this month. The Labour opposition have decided they actually just really want to be Tories instead, even though the Tories are historically unpopular, and their polling is going up.

We're just so incredibly utterly shit as a country atm.
 
I'm from the UK. I live in the UK. I've currently had it with the UK.

Over the last few weeks, our government has tried to house a load of refugees on a prison barge and instead given them legionnaires diseases. Our air traffic control system broke down, stopping flights into and out of the country. Our schools and hospitals are now falling down due to aerated concrete, so they're probably all going to shut down this month. The Labour opposition have decided they actually just really want to be Tories instead, even though the Tories are historically unpopular, and their polling is going up.

We're just so incredibly utterly shit as a country atm.
I swear, I really think ever since Brexit happened, the UK is absolutely not top of mind at other European news outlets. I rarely read and hear about UK afairs nowadays, but your post make it sounds it' s quite dire now in the UK.
 
I swear, I really think ever since Brexit happened, the UK is absolutely not top of mind at other European news outlets. I rarely read and hear about UK afairs nowadays, but your post make it sounds it' s quite dire now in the UK.
I think the last time UK was in the public consciousness here in Germany was when the Queen died... maybe the whole cabbage thing.
 
I think the last time UK was in the public consciousness here in Germany was when the Queen died... maybe the whole cabbage thing.
Ah yeah, the cabbage thing was circulating here in the States too.

Geez, I'm sure glad there's nothing going on regarding American political leadership that'd be newsworthy or embarrassing 👀
 
This is way smaller than some of the complaints here but it still manages to piss me off a lot.

I'm Dutch so my primary form of transportation is biking. I hate it when im biking down the road and a car passes me just to stop right in front of me right after they passed me. Sure, you need to stop for a pedestrian crossing the road. I get it! I really do. But couldn't you wait until the pedestrian has crossed the road?? Why now?? I hate it so much.

On the same topic, I also hate it when im also biking down the road and some cars/bikes are stopping a while ahead of me, so I naturally slow down and eventually come to a halt and im forced to step off the bike as to not fall. Right as I step off that's when the traffic starts going again. For some reason it happens every single time. It's so irritating!

Don't get me wrong folks I still love biking. It's great. And outside of these two I barely have any pet peeves. It's just those two that happen to be about the same subject.
 
I'm Dutch so my primary form of transportation is biking. I hate it when im biking down the road and a car passes me just to stop right in front of me right after they passed me. Sure, you need to stop for a pedestrian crossing the road. I get it! I really do. But couldn't you wait until the pedestrian has crossed the road?? Why now?? I hate it so much.
uuuggghhhh people do this to me all the time and I drive a damn pickup!! It's just some weird thing but bigger trucks and especially Dodge and BMW cars love to speed, speed, speed, to get past me, only to cut right back in front of me and either slow back down or sometimes they'll do it just in time to catch a stoplight or stop sign. And I'm like "why??" You saved what, one second? Two, maybe? And sometimes I'll even count. I'll literally count the seconds from the time they hit the next stop sign until I hit it, just so be smug about what absolutely miniscule time they're saving by driving so aggressively. So unnecessary!!
 
This is way smaller than some of the complaints here but it still manages to piss me off a lot.

I'm Dutch so my primary form of transportation is biking. I hate it when im biking down the road and a car passes me just to stop right in front of me right after they passed me. Sure, you need to stop for a pedestrian crossing the road. I get it! I really do. But couldn't you wait until the pedestrian has crossed the road?? Why now?? I hate it so much.

On the same topic, I also hate it when im also biking down the road and some cars/bikes are stopping a while ahead of me, so I naturally slow down and eventually come to a halt and im forced to step off the bike as to not fall. Right as I step off that's when the traffic starts going again. For some reason it happens every single time. It's so irritating!

Don't get me wrong folks I still love biking. It's great. And outside of these two I barely have any pet peeves. It's just those two that happen to be about the same subject.
I feel you. I'm Dutch too and I've totally had it with people, wether they are in cars or on bikes, to signal which way they are going. I mean, you bike towards a crossing, going straight and suddenly you get cut off by someone on their bike or in their car to lazy to signal they are going right, what's up with that? It's the reason so many accidents happen I feel.
uuuggghhhh people do this to me all the time and I drive a damn pickup!! It's just some weird thing but bigger trucks and especially Dodge and BMW cars love to speed, speed, speed, to get past me, only to cut right back in front of me and either slow back down or sometimes they'll do it just in time to catch a stoplight or stop sign. And I'm like "why??" You saved what, one second? Two, maybe? And sometimes I'll even count. I'll literally count the seconds from the time they hit the next stop sign until I hit it, just so be smug about what absolutely miniscule time they're saving by driving so aggressively. So unnecessary!!
I do not get that either. It's also with pedestrian crossings. When the light is red people risk their lives for what, 5 seconds in time saving? It is totally bizarre. If I'm at a traffic light and I see that, I can't help but just shake my head furiously. Really, people in traffic can be so horrible.
 
- When grocery stores now are replacing all their cashier employees with self checkout stations... and then you show up to check out and 7 out of 10 of them are broken and not working, so the line is extra long and half the people take forever using the self check stations, AND the store has to have more employees over there to help out with nearly everyone when something doesn't work right, so it doesn't save anyone time or money or really anything valuable

- When people driving are going to make a right turn, and they slow down WAYYYY in advance and basically come to a complete stop for no reason. Just turn! You don't need to slow down that much!

- Basically everything to do with air travel, most especially: When there's a delay earlier in the day somewhere across the country, so every single flight is delayed all day long that that plane covers. I get if it's only a few minutes, but if it's going to be more than an hour, can't you like... get another plane from somewhere? Surely airports can have some planes on standby in case of long delays or something. Also: When you land, but can't dock at your gate because there's already a plane there and it's been delayed, meaning YOUR plane is now delayed, even though you already landed, so you end up just sitting around on the tarmac doing nothing waiting for them to move. Again, can't you just, I dunno, SWITCH TO A NEW GATE THAT'S OPEN? /rant
 
I've had it with the American healthcare industry
I’m so sorry to hear that. American healthcare industry is notorious, and frankly flies in the face of what healthcare should be.

Surely airports can have some planes on standby in case of long delays or something
As I understand it, they actually don’t. They are in fact overbooked— they’re accepting more passengers than they have seats for, because they want to account for potential cancellations and such.

Don’t get me wrong, it is preposterous they’re allowed to sell seats they don’t have. Got delayed for my homebound flight from the US for 3 days for exactly that reason. I was so pissed.
 
As I understand it, they actually don’t. They are in fact overbooked— they’re accepting more passengers than they have seats for, because they want to account for potential cancellations and such.

Don’t get me wrong, it is preposterous they’re allowed to sell seats they don’t have. Got delayed for my homebound flight from the US for 3 days for exactly that reason. I was so pissed.
That's part of what really annoys me about it all. It feels like ever since COVID, they've cut back on available flights in order to not fly planes that aren't bursting at the seams with passengers, they overbook, they have minimal planes available, AND they still pulled the "oh we can't possibly continue to operate without a bailout!" during the pandemic, too. Airlines just seem to be cutting costs (and convenience and features...) wherever they possibly can in order to post higher profits, but it really sucks as a traveler.
 
That's part of what really annoys me about it all. It feels like ever since COVID, they've cut back on available flights in order to not fly planes that aren't bursting at the seams with passengers, they overbook, they have minimal planes available, AND they still pulled the "oh we can't possibly continue to operate without a bailout!" during the pandemic, too. Airlines just seem to be cutting costs (and convenience and features...) wherever they possibly can in order to post higher profits, but it really sucks as a traveler.
Just wait'll the flight attendant strike begins. 👀
 
I’ve had it with transphobia.

That has always been the case of course, but today it’s worse than usual.
 
A bit of a personal rant but saw this thread and decided to contribute.
I wish people were more straightforward. I am extremely annoyed with people who are so afraid to say no that they'll promise something for fucking years.
Like, some people don't even do that because you ask them, they just shoot the shit and forget about it. I feel like promises should be made of stronger stuff than hypothesis for you to throw out and forget.
 
okay, this might sound self-centered, but considering how much people talk about accutane, you'd think it'd actually... do something? i've been taking it for six months now (with literally the highest dosage possible) and yet i haven't gotten any results.

on the bright(?) side, i technically don't "need" accutane as much as other people do, since i'm mostly taking it to get rid of dark spots rather than to stop new acne. i still want my skin to look normal though, you know? i'm pretty self-conscious about it.

anyway, apparently accutane doesn't really work for like 5% of the population. i guess that includes me!
 
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I've had it with the Dutch thinking they're the only population with a strong cycling culture.
As a Dutch person I see where you are coming from, but maybe it is because the culture has a backbone of a strong infrastructure for bikes all over the country.
 
As a Dutch person I see where you are coming from, but maybe it is because the culture has a backbone of a strong infrastructure for bikes all over the country.
Ditto in Switzerland where I live, cycle lanes and specific traffic lights for bicycles everywhere, "bike streets" where bikes have priority, huge parking infrastructure in train stations etc.
I don't know anyone who doesn't have a bike and cycle tbh.
Point is, Netherlands is amazing for cycling but there are others too :)

One thing I'll never say : "I've had it with stroopwafels".
 
I’ve had it with retro game stores. They charge outrageous sums for rare games and pays pennies for trade-ins.
 
I’ve had it with retro game stores. They charge outrageous sums for rare games and pays pennies for trade-ins.
Yeah this. That goes for online marketplaces too. I'm mid-40's and have quite a big collection collected over the years, but if you are starting out right now you have to be incredibly rich to start a sizeable collection.
 
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I've had it with humanity and society and its not just one clown, its the entire fucking circus honestly at this point.

I wouldn't cry at all if tommrow was the end of the world at this point lmao.
 
I've had it with absolutely

no one online

Listing the correct amount of flour in recipes for bread and pasta-like dishes.

"oh start with one cup and add more as you feel it :)" Feel what? I'm up to 5 cups and I have dough stuck all over my kitchen walls.

"Idk this recipe works for me with the potatoes that grow in my backyard" Picture of a small pumpkin attached
 
I've had it with absolutely

no one online

Listing the correct amount of flour in recipes for bread and pasta-like dishes.

"oh start with one cup and add more as you feel it :)" Feel what? I'm up to 5 cups and I have dough stuck all over my kitchen walls.

"Idk this recipe works for me with the potatoes that grow in my backyard" Picture of a small pumpkin attached
Reminds me of when we found my great-grandma's old recipe for Strudel written on a notecard, and it was full of lines like "Add flour until it feels right", "Mix dough until good consistency", "stretch dough to proper thickness" and things like that, with absolutely zero explanations. Gee, thanks, GG!
 
There's a fairly popular video of Dracula from Symphony of the Night redubbed to make him angry about words "cringe" and "based", and, honeslty, same.

As of late I spend a lot of times on Backloggd - game's equivalent to Letterboxd - and holy crap can people not express their thoughts. I love reading various opinions, but the words "peak" and "mid" should've been banned.

It's such a niche thing, but I guess I spent more time on SomethingAwful than I needed to because the rule of "if you don't have anything to say, just don't" is as important as the golden rule to me.

I'd rather read 40 more reviews about how Spider Man PS4 is communist propaganda than look at people who waste everyone's time, including theirs, deciding that "peak story" and stuff like that is something worthwile.
 
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I've only been sleeping for about 4-5 hours a night for the past week now, and tbh it's kind of eye-opening? Like, I had no idea that I could function perfectly fine with so much less than eight hours?

Unfortunately it's because I keep waking up in the middle of my dreams. I'm not dying in them, so I guess that means that something in real life keeps waking me up. Weird!

Anyway, it's crazy how many people neglect to wear sunscreen. "Oh, I don't need it because I'm inside," or "it's just soo inconvenient :("... you are literally damaging your skin! Like, you're gonna get old and wrinkly like a fleshy prune! And enjoy getting skin cancer, I guess? Whatever. It's not my problem.
 
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