Top 10 Most Annoying Things About Shopping

This whole list is right! Shopping is annoying.

Why do mothers bring their annoying babies and kids in minivans and SUVs just to annoy others to death? Here are the worst things that the babies and kids do there:

1. They steal.
2. They are annoying as hell.
3. They run around like it's a playground.
4. They stare at you just because you are grabbing stuff.
5. They block the whole shop.
6. They are a waste of space.
7. They throw temper tantrums because they don't get candy.
8. The shop after their horrible visit is indescribable.
9. Their mothers always steal your parking spot, and the kids laugh their asses off.
10. They turn your average shopping day into never-ending screaming, whining, crying, and annoying noises.
11. Their only safe zone is the toy section, where they stay the whole time.
12. They look at your car funny.
13. The only things they want are sweets and toys, which are way too expensive, and they get bored with them after a few hours.
14. They embarrass you, even when it's not your child.
15. Their mother praises them, and if somebody touches her kids, they must go to jail for life.

That is it.

If you don't understand what I mean here, it's when you can't fit into kids' clothes because they're too small. Then, you go up to the teens' section, and those clothes can't fit you either because they're too big. It also applies to moving from the teens' section to the adults' section.

This happens to me all the time. I've pretty much stopped shopping for clothes altogether for that reason.

Especially slow cashiers that seem to have totally forgotten how to do their job. Like, we've spent 3 hours in Target, and you're slowing down the process!

When a parent or guardian gets distracted and starts shopping for themselves instead of for you, it's way too annoying. My dad taught me to poke my mom when she gets distracted while shopping.

I agree this is annoying as hell, especially whenever my mom or dad sees one of their friends in the shop and starts talking to them.

Next time I'm (forced to go) shopping with my mom, I'll pray that there won't be any discounts...

It's such an unpleasant style. The equally disgusting male equivalent is polos and tacky t-shirts, also with short shorts. I much prefer long-sleeve shirts and long jeans of assorted colors. What makes those harder to find is how they are almost always too small.

I hate when I see the majority of the teens' section is just crop tops and shorty-shorts. I want clothes that don't make me look like a stripper. I want to look like a normal person. And hell, you aren't even allowed to wear that stuff at my school!

I pride myself on being an excellent shopper, especially when it comes to stretching a dollar. It seems to run in the blood (heh).

Coming from Mrs. Bad Decision Maker, I can't make a simple decision, whether it's about a shirt or a blanket for my bed!

As one matures, one learns to budget. This still limits the things I can practically use money on.

I refuse to spend $80 on a shirt, leggings, and a blanket.

My mom buying me clothes is a waste of a lot of money because my closet is completely full. Honestly, I don't need that many clothes.

We are from Philly. Despite having Apple stores within a 20-minute drive from home, whenever we buy laptops, phones, and tablets, we usually drive 45 minutes to a mall in Delaware because everything in DE is tax-free. Why can't PA and NJ be tax-free as well?

I have to travel up to half an hour to get clothes where I live. It's ridiculous, especially since even those ones are still god-awful.

Look at my list titled The Most Annoying Things Kids Do While Shopping. It's great.

I hate shopping, and this is the reason why. I hate going in with new jeans, coming out to show them to my mom, then getting another pair she just found and repeating this for hours.

There are so many places I go, such as clothing and electronics stores, where the range of goods and features of those goods has little to do with what I'm looking for. This has made me resort to acquiring things like music online and storing them digitally because music shops prioritize mainstream pop.