Have you noticed how people in certain jobs have annoying habits that seem intrinsic to their work. Here are some of mine.
Automobile Salesmen: Acting as if you are a long lost friend while trying to lure you into buying a car.
Bus Boys: To see how many dishes, glasses and silverware they can rattle while you are trying to enjoy an intimate dinner.
Clerks: To act superior because you must go through them before you can talk to the person you really need to see.
Dentists: Asking questions while your mouth is pried open.
Engineers: To see how boring they can be while explaining how something works.
Financial Advisers: Telling you that you are on the verge of financial ruin while charging you an outlandish fee for telling you.
Grocery Baggers: To see how many items they can mangle or squash.
Hospital Administrators: Asking questions about your finances and insurance while you are in obvious agony.
Insurance Salesmen: To see how morbid they can become talking about life insurance.
Journalists: To ask the most obnoxious questions of vulnerable people.
Keynote Speakers: To see how many times they can tell the same worn out joke.
Lawyers: To see how much money you are willing to spend to win a case.
Mechanics: Telling you what a terrible car you have while charging a small fortune to fix it.
Newspaper Drops: To see how far from the doorstep they can leave your paper.
Optometrists: To try and convince you that you will never see clearly again unless you wear bifocals.
Psychologists: To watch you with a superior look which implies that what you are saying barely deserves a reply.
Real Estate Salesmen: To manipulate buyer and seller to make the best deal for themselves.
Stock Brokers: To make vast plans with your money.
Truck Drivers: To tailgate, change lanes without signaling or otherwise terrify you.
Ushers: Shining the flashlight everywhere but where you need to see.
Veterinarians: Trying to embarrass you into that $500.00 surgery for your cat.
Waitresses: Being flirtatious while trying to hustle you for the maximum tip.
X-ray Technicians: To see how many positions they can prod, push or manipulate you into while setting up for the x-ray.
Young People: To make you feel that they own the world when in fact, unknowingly, they just might.
Zoologist’s: To make you believe that the animals they care for are actually human.