iPod shoppers: I'm guilty of this one. However, the only times I have my iPod in my hand are to start and stop the music. My playlists are configured in such a way I never have to skip through songs to get what I want to hear. Every song queued up is one I want to hear, and one I haven't heard in at least 7 days (unless it was added to my library recently and has a play count of less than 10).
I get where people come from in their frustration. Heck, I'm one of them, and I sympathize. But honestly, not all iPod shoppers are bad. To elaborate, when i Ipod shop, my head is up and I am bee-lining right for where I want to go. I get out of peoples' ways, and I move around them if they're in mine. My iPod is in my back pocket and never comes out once I leave home. When I get to the cashier, I pull my headphones out, and only put them back in after I have my receipt.
My point is, not all iPod shoppers are bad.
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