I hate

Garmin watch when the screen gets wet: Chooses everything but the activity I actually want. Boring when swimming because there's often water involved.
Also: forgetting to start an activity.
Also: forgetting.

Oof.

Ours has moved up to roughly what I expected, so no need to speak to them at all yet, but I get notifications of every DD going out on my phone so I'd spot something like that instantly I'd hope.

Rep

Road rage. Currently watching an older person lose his shit at a concilatory and apologetic bloke who clearly cut him up at some point and then they bumped into each other at a petrol station. Kids crying in the car.

Boring when swimming because there's often water involved.

Often? Surely always....

Yeah but tell that to the designers of the Garmin Vivoactive 3.

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People who don't clear their side windows now it's getting chillier. How can you drive away from somewhere when you can't even see out the side...

The height of the sun during commuting times at the moment.
I ride into the low, rising sun to work, and it ride into the low, setting sun on the way home.
Permanent squint/ peak down low

Also Garmin customer service. I don't think they understand what customer's are (an inconvenience, obvs) and they definitely have no concept of service.

Ah yes, must chase them about my Fenix 5X map authorisation problem. 2 years now.

The first day of wearing full length jeans after shorts all summer.

Such constriction, so uncomfyness.

I'm gonna hold out until October at least.

Yeah, I may change when I get back from the school run.

This is horrid.

Although Tuesday is wet with highs of 11° next week and I'm working outside.

You are shameless enough to just wear leggings

I'm 2 years into a pedal software mismatch error. It doesn't impact how they work, it's just an annoying message but they're unable to find a process for me that works.

Fucking. A. Men. To that.

It's such a fucking arse.

This is probably the only thing that would entice me to move to South London.

The front is also a frequent problem. Favourite is in the snow where people clear a letterbox sized bit and set off as if they're a tank driver in a war situation.

I hate that when I clear my email inbox I can move items to the Sent folder

My local supermarket has moved everything.

It took me years to learn where everything was, and now it's not there anymore.

They claim that there is some new law that requires retailers to make supposedly 'unhealthy' items difficult to find - hence they have effectively hidden all the stuff I choose to cook with.

Double cream and Parmesan are impossible to find.

Twats.

No that's just to make you walk around the shop more, so that you pass loads of other things and hopefully pick them up and SPEND MORE. Fucking supermarket bastards. They shake it up every so often precisely so that people cannot just pop in and pick up exactly what they need, ideally you'll always leave with some extra shit you hadn't anticipated buying.

This is where a shopping list helps you to STICK IT TO THE MAN.

This is where a shopping list helps you to STICK IT TO THE MAN.

You radical bastard!

I read that they also use small floor tiles so that when you're pushing a trolley along, it sounds (and feels) like you're travelling fast, therefore influencing the shopper to slow down and buy more.