How do you feel right now?

**EQAddict** · September 26th, 2016 10:48 PM

Hehehe . No it wasnt leg day.

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**vinj** · September 27th, 2016 09:20 AM

Color me irritable but I wanted to punch the idiot i was with at the elevator. Guy stank the yosi smell, was playing loud music and singing along through his blaring earphones, kept hitting the elevator buttons hard, and kahit pabukas pa lang yung elevator, he kept impatiently hitting the "close" button (My employer owns the building so I do get care about our property).

Also, something dripped on my car while on EDSA and it marked. Good thing the car is waxed thoroughly as it would have definitely eaten the clear coat.

**WallyWest** · September 27th, 2016 10:18 AM

Originally Posted by vinj

Color me irritable but I wanted to punch the idiot i was with at the elevator. Guy stank the yosi smell, was playing loud music and singing along through his blaring earphones, kept hitting the elevator buttons hard, and kahit pabukas pa lang yung elevator, he kept impatiently hitting the "close" button (My employer owns the building so I do get care about our property).

Also, something dripped on my car while on EDSA and it marked. Good thing the car is waxed thoroughly as it would have definitely eaten the clear coat.

Can't that be reported to secutiy? I know playing with the buttons (pressing all floors) get noticed by security and in some buildings they go after the offender.

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**vinj** · September 27th, 2016 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by WallyWest

Can't that be reported to secutiy? I know playing with the buttons (pressing all floors) get noticed by security and in some buildings they go after the offender.

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He wasn't playing with it actually. It was more of his manner of pressing the buttons. A normal person would push gently or tap it lightly, this dude was tapping it quite hard and he kept pressing the open and close buttons when someone was stepping in or out when all he has to do is stand and wait for the door to open close automatically.

**_Cathy_** · September 27th, 2016 11:35 AM

His ABSENCE of manners is all over (loud music, rough movements, no consideration).

I find it extremely rude when people press the close button as soon as a person gets in the elevator.

Pati ulo ko uminit hearing that story. That guy is a quintessential jolog.

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**dr. d** · September 27th, 2016 04:26 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Color me irritable but I wanted to punch the idiot i was with at the elevator. Guy stank the yosi smell, was playing loud music and singing along through his blaring earphones, kept hitting the elevator buttons hard, and kahit pabukas pa lang yung elevator, he kept impatiently hitting the "close" button (My employer owns the building so I do get care about our property).

Also, something dripped on my car while on EDSA and it marked. Good thing the car is waxed thoroughly as it would have definitely eaten the clear coat.

"if he works in the building, he must be very, very good."
heh heh.

**badkuk** · September 27th, 2016 04:55 PM

Originally Posted by dr. d

"if he works in the building, he must be very, very good."
heh heh.

Or baka COO yan.

**vinj** · September 27th, 2016 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

His ABSENCE of manners is all over (loud music, rough movements, no consideration).

I find it extremely rude when people press the close button as soon as a person gets in the elevator.

Pati ulo ko uminit hearing that story. That guy is a quintessential jolog.

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Elevator etiquette seems to be a peeve of mine. I also roll my eyes at some people who take the elevator 1 flight DOWN at the same building since the stairwell is easily accessible and very much easy to pass through (of course there are people exempted, but there are some who just can't seem to walk even if they are very able).

I personally take the stairs when it's up to two floors up or down. Years ago, i'd take the stairs regularly from my old 3rd floor office to the 12th floor for the sake of getting exercise in-between.

Originally Posted by dr. d

"if he works in the building, he must be very, very good."
heh heh.

He's not from our company definitely.

Originally Posted by badkuk

Or baka COO yan.

Hehe... work in any corporation with some semblance of family ownership-control, and COOs will raise some eyebrows in a good number of cases.

**lowslowbenz** · September 27th, 2016 05:10 PM

^

Ay nako, we should understand the lesser individuals among us.

**_Cathy_** · September 27th, 2016 05:24 PM

Originally Posted by vinj

Elevator etiquette seems to be a peeve of mine. I also roll my eyes at some people who take the elevator 1 flight DOWN at the same building since the stairwell is easily accessible and very much easy to pass through (of course there are people exempted, but there are some who just can't seem to walk even if they are very able).

I personally take the stairs when it's up to two floors up or down. Years ago, i'd take the stairs regularly from my old 3rd floor office to the 12th floor for the sake of getting exercise in-between.

He's not from our company definitely.

Hehe... work in any corporation with some semblance of family ownership-control, and COOs will raise some eyebrows in a good number of cases.

I also take notice of those who take the elevator for 1 floor up or down. It's only excusable if: senior, pregnant, injured or carrying heavy stuff. Although there are some people who look normal but are not well enough to take the stairs so I just give them the benefit of the doubt.

If the person smells like smoke or is wearing a sporty outfit, it's eye roll worthy to take the elevator for 1 flight.

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