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- Rudeness on trams/public transport
Oh yes. Babcia isn't afraid to shake you out of your sleep because she wants the seat. Or worse, like the old misery guts who shoved my injured knee out of the way because his wife wanted my seat.
- Jumping queues in a way that's so damn rude and idiotic it makes my blood boil (I'll write a story after the list)
Old people are dreadful for this - I find that they've got an utter lack of manners here. Still, it can be amusing to get in their way and refuse to let them do it.
- Cars going through zebras when there's a green, got knocked over once and almost knocked countless times
I blame the idiotic right turn on red for this - what kind of moron thought it was a good idea IN POLAND to give cars and pedestrians a green light?
- People staring incessantly. Back in the UK you'd have your chops smashed if you stared like they do here.
What's fun with this is to stare out kids when you want their seat on the tram/bus - sometimes works ;)
- Not to generalise, but "chav-ness" (to invent a word there) seems to end at around 22/23 in the U.K, it seems to continue until death here.
Ah, it's a way of life, come on ;) What I don't understand is where they get the money from to be chavs - social welfare here is absolutely minimal.
- Ticket inspectors on trams/busses, bunch of arrogant window lickers
Try my favourite trick - spend about 10 minutes looking for the ticket. Always amuses me to watch them get madder and madder while you deliberately search every single pocket about ten times :D They're paid on commission, so if they're being dicks, the best way is to waste their time ;)
- Beaurocracy, but I tend to avoid that avenue where possible.
...I hate to say it, but I think it's better than the UK :(
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