32 Things 'Worse" Than Seeing a Baby Breastfed in Public
- Not covering a sneeze or cough.
- Leaving your grocery cart in the parking lot so it can damage people's cars.
- Talking loudly on a cellphone in public.
- Smoking on a sidewalk where others are trying to walk.
- Cussing in public, including blaring R-rated music from your car.
- Not picking up dog poop.
- Honking at people who don't go the second the light turns green.
- Littering.
- Texting while walking is funny when we see you crash, but not when it's into us or our children.
- Not washing your hands after using the bathroom.
- Jaywalking so cars have to slam on their brakes to avoid killing you.
- Not cleaning up after yourself in public bathrooms so other people have to see and deal with your bloody tampons or pee drippings.
- Texting while driving and risking the lives of everyone on the road with you.
- Leaving your grocery cart in the middle of the aisle so no one can get by.
- Letting your children run around and almost trip or run into strangers or waiters at restaurants.
- Bumping into or spilling water on others from your umbrella.
- Not making at least an effort to wipe your feet off before entering a building or someone's home.
- Spitting gum where other people step in it.
- Being rude to waiters so they're in a bad mood for their other tables.
- Leaving cold/frozen items you changed your mind about in the store on a random warm shelf so they have to be thrown away.
- Being loud in a movie theater.
- Getting drunk in public.
- Texting while in the middle of a conversation.
- Tying your dog right outside the door to a store.
- Driving fast through parking lots.
- Parking in the 'Expectant and New Moms' parking spaces when you are neither.
- Wearing very strong perfume or cologne so people around you gag and hold their breath.
- Changing a baby's diaper in the same area people are eating at a restaurant.
- Not wiping down exercise equipment after you sweat all over it.
- Yelling at a mother to "make her child shut up" -- if she could stop it, she would.
- Leaving dirty diapers in the parking lot or on a public changing table.
- Telling someone else how to care for their child in public.
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