Daily Annoyances
The small things that ruin an otherwise fine day.
Most poopular · Travel
Public votes set the order. #1 is the most pooped.
The only seat with no wall and no aisle, which is why airlines can charge to avoid it.
Screening capacity is fixed while arrivals are not, so a short delay at the front compounds down the whole line.
Boarding order is usually sold or earned rather than assigned, so the group number describes your ticket, not your seat.
Aircraft fly several legs a day, so a delay in the morning travels with the plane rather than being absorbed.
Gates are assigned to aircraft, not to flights, so a late arrival at one gate moves everything scheduled behind it.
A mandatory charge added at the property rather than at booking, which keeps the advertised nightly rate lower.
Most delayed bags miss a connection rather than disappear, which is why they usually arrive on a later flight.
One car occupying two spaces removes capacity in the place where capacity is already the constraint.
The seat reclines because it was built to, on a pitch that assumes nobody behind is using a laptop.
A charge added to the bill rather than to the prices, so the menu reads cheaper than the total.
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