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Originally Posted by Canehdianman
Back when I was in a work situation like this (one microwave for many employees), I always took someone's food out. If I wasn't there, they would take my food out.
It's pretty common sensical to me.
In fact, if she doesn't want someone touching her food, then shouldn't the simple act of taking her food out act as a stimulus to change her behaviour?
Edit: But I do agree that it is an a-hole thing to do.
My contribution - I 'punish' people who don't know how to drive by denying them a lane change. I will gladly slow down to let someone in if they are going at the proper speed and actually turn their head to shoulder-check. You don't do those things, and it's going to be a long time of driving beside me...
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If someone touches my food I go beserk. I can't eat at buffets. This is why when I microwave food I stand beside the microwave until my food is cooked and I remove it. It's just inconsiderate to leave your food in the microwave, even if you don't have issues like I do.
As per your lane change, awesome! I often see people who put a signal light on, which to them means they automatically get to go in my lane. I had one guy want in front of me because there was about 3 feet of space between the car in front of me and my front bumper. He started veering over hoping I'd move, which I did not. There was no one behind me as far as I could see in my mirror, so all he had to do was slow down for a few seconds and drop in. he swerved his car at me hoping I'd move, which I did not. Finally he got behind me and decided to tail gate me. We stopped at a red light and he was about two inches behind me. When it turned green I refused to move. you can honk on your horn all you want, that doesn't mean I'm going to move. I have tonnes of free time, so if you're going to be a dick, you'll suffer. Unless it's a merge, you don't get to join my lane just because you want to and/or you went up the lane that ends. If you want to come into my lane you obey the rules of the road, wait for an opening and change safely. If you just start coming over, I'll risk you hitting my car. We'll see how that works out if you hit me.