:iagree: - Somehow this doesn't seem to be a problem in Canada when I drove up to Quebec. I loved it and got used to the open left lanes that I was so furious when we got back to the U.S. and see that the passing lanes are clogged.

Slow people in fast lane.
People pulling out in front of me.
People who smack when they eat.(i.e. Doctors at this Hospital!!!!!!!)

Slow people in fast lane
Cell phones in the gym
Jewelry in the gym(tie with people who work out in jeans)

I call this the "Race for Mediocrity."

Actually it occured during breakfast. A couple of tables away. He kept doing it over and over. It was a buffet so we promptly got up and moved. :rofl:

I guess iv'e gotten old because if someone is sitting at the table with me and does that i'm gonna jerk their chain about it. :rolleyes:

1. people that drive volvos and cabs
2. people that stand in the middle of passageways
3. people that take, take, take, and never even offer anything in return

1-People who drive in the fast lane at 65 mph GRR
2-People who talk on their cell at dinner
3-People who take up 2 spots in a parking lot

YES noticed the same thing in Feburary. The Canadians seem to understand the "stay right pass left" rule. On occasion, people on the rural parts of the US do obey the rule simply because they don't want to be nailed by the police. I was easily blasting 140km/h south of Montreal to the border. BUT once it became I-87, then it was a nightmare of pickups towing trailers clogging the left lane, thinking that doing 80mph is "fast". Um, that's great, but stay right would you? I don't care if you have a 10.5 liter Hemi engine.......you don't meet my definition of "fast" >100mph.

- Those who you let merge in front of you and then they drive 10mph under the speed limit
- minivans and pick-up trucks that drive for endless miles in the passing lane under the speed limit when the right lane is fee and clean (what's the fascination with the left lane?)
- checkout person at the grocery store on a cell phone not paying any mind to me or the 50 people in line behind me

1) People who say "I could care less" instead of "I couldn't care less"
2) People who make promises they have no intention of keeping but want people to 'think' they care
3) ANY ONE using a cellphone in a car