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Originally Posted by W0X0F
These may have already been mentioned and I'm not sure they shouldn't piss me off:
(1) being asked to contribute to charity at checkout in any retail establishment (including grocery stores). I can (and do) ignore it, so maybe that means it shouldn't bother me. The worst are where the employee actually solicits the "contribution."
(2) solicitors standing in front of the grocery store entrance. Today I was met by a guy wanting contributions for "our troops." Tough one to walk by but I dug deep.
All of our local youth sports organizations panhandle at the entrance of local businesses now instead of holding fund raisers where they actually provide something of value to the community in exchange for our money. I can't stand it.
When a retail employee is doing it that's because someone made them, they hate it even more than you do, and you should cut them some slack.