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30 minutes before it's time to leave work or class.
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Driving cars. Queue jumping Sharing a space with the general public.
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having to repeat themselves over and over
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waiting for a red light to change for the second time because the car in front of you didn't make the turn (even though it had several chances) in time.
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sitting on the bus next to a very annoying/smelly/noisey person knowing that you have at least 5 stops to go and they have at least 6 :P
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Waiting in Line Being transferred a zillion times when on the phone Being with moaners/groaners/complainers/woe-is-me ers Explaining something over and over and over and over Waiting for someone to do what was promised
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Traffic jams
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When others don't understand one's point of view. No matter they acknowledge or not, just refusal to even understand will make people impatient.
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Marriage :-)
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Having to wait ages in line at the bank or shops when you work and you are on a short lunch break and the line you are in seems to consist entirely of people with long and complicated queries. Not being able to leave a party when they are tired because their partner or friend/s they came with are still chatting and not showing any sign of stopping any time soon. Communication difficulties.
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Sitting behind a steering wheel.
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Waiting for the point to be made in a conversation,some people just want to go on and on and on...
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traffic something that wont open Qs
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Waiting in line at the bank
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Having the telephone ring during dinnertime, and you notice that it's the same telemarketing firm that's been contacting you daily for the past two weeks despite you asking numerous times to be placed on the Do Not Call list. When housepets can't decide whether they want to stay inside or outside. In school corridors when you have somewhere to go and you're stuck behind someone who is walking so slowly, you're convinced they're counting the cracks in the floor. When the person in front of you in the cafeteria line decides to pay for their $8.00 meal in dimes and only counts out the coins once they arrive at the register.
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