PEOPLE WHO DONT THROW AWAY THEIR TRASH AT FAST FOOD PLACES! Nothing screams disgusting to me more than someone who leaves all their c**p at their table and leaves

People who keep their dogs on chains outside 24/7.

Throwing trash out the window of their car.

Pushing their insecurities onto other people

Watching videos at full volume in public. I don’t understand this.

Fat people who I see running. I judge them in a good way. I always root for them.

Hyping themselves up too much. Saying s**t like “that wouldn’t fly with me, everyone knows not to mess with me” or “people look up to me” or “I’ll have your back until you cross me” like bro this isn’t a movie, relax. I don’t think these people understand that the more you have to hype yourself up, the less people actually think that of you.

I hate when ppl leave their paper coffee cup on a random shelf in Walmart when they're done with it. That's so gross and entitled. Throw away your own garbage.

Being obliviously in the way. Like getting to the end of an escalator and just standing there. Or standing with a group of people in a doorway or aisle. Or stopping to stare at your phone in the middle of the sidewalk. Just move out of the way like 2 steps and everyones life is easier.

Not being able to accept other viewpoints and not ever admitting that their wrong on any point.

loud a*s (tweaked) motor cycles in an urban area. am not alone there though, as apparent by everybody angrily turning in the same direction when those idiots drive by.

If you are decked out in American Flag attire, I am concluding some things about you. Just the way it is.

Having multiple children they clearly weren't ready for lol

Kinda niche but... I silently judge people who do extremely hard hikes/dangerous hikes woefully unprepared or wearing sandals/sneakers/inappropriate footwear. I live in Colorado and too often we get headlines related to these kinds of people. There is no excuse with all the resources available to research the hike you're doing. Ultimately, S&R is going to have to use THEIR resources to save your a*s from something that was of your own doing. But I judge silently because I believe that sometimes, you do need to learn the hard way.

The only time I feel I judge people like this is when I'm driving. Speed up, pay attention to the road, use your signals, and don't be an idiot. It's not that hard.

littering, chewing with their mouth open, drunkenly touching people.

When I hear people s**t talking someone due to their appearance/ clothes. So f*****g shallow but its not worth calling people like that out.

When a parent gives a child a "unique" name that's obviously not specific to their culture, but a mispelled or made up name like "Spenser" or "Alivia" or "Mayson".

Parents swearing at their kids in public

People who act victimized when in reality they’ve never been a victim of anything in their lives. May or may not have some family members that do this and it drives me f*****g insane

Gossiping, like people who only gossip. Because you know that if they gossip to you about everyone else theyre gossiping about you to other people too.

I understand being in a toxic or s**tty relationship and that some people can't leave. I understand that. But I've met some girls who are balls deep obsessed with their s***ty a*s boyfriends and think that they can change them or think they're in love when the guys an a*****e and a bum. My neighbor for example cares more about her druggy boyfriend than her own child. Stuff like that I will judge you for.

Being s**t parents.

Lack of self awareness.

If they're disagreeable and never grateful for anything or anyone.

When people type “loose” instead of “lose”

Parents who's kids have pacifiers while being 4 years and older

when I'm at work, on register and someone handing me crumpled up bills, like really you couldn't straighten this out?

Adding a manager to an email just to play power games.

coughing and sneezing directly into their hands

**Windshield wiper speed.** If it's just spritzing out, not even drizzling, and your wipers are on the fastest setting ... I dunno, in my brain I see you as a nervous person who is always bouncing a leg, or an anxiety-ridden person who has to be uber-prepared for everything.