All articles tagged with #pet peeves
A collection of 19 infuriating pet peeves, including poorly designed kitchen lights, a disappointing veggie sandwich from an airline, a singular pepperoni on a pizza, and various other frustrating and annoying experiences that can unleash over-the-top anger.
Experts in various fields share their frustrations with common language mistakes made by journalists and the general public. Examples include misnaming government agencies, misusing legal terms, misunderstanding medical terminology, confusing words like "pesticide" and "insecticide," misusing musical terms like "crescendo," and using the term "crew team" instead of "rowing team." These experts highlight the importance of accurate language usage and urge for better understanding and communication.
Top hosts, executives, and agents in the podcasting industry discuss the transformation and challenges of the medium over the last five years. They share their pet peeves, such as poor audio quality and scripted reading, and highlight the biggest misconceptions about podcasting. The industry has grown significantly, with increased listenership and respect, but there is still room for evolution, including greater diversity and reaching new audiences. Despite the growth, the consensus is that we have not reached "peak podcast" yet, as there is still ample opportunity for audience growth and creative development.
Reddit users share their disdain for phrases and expressions that annoy them, including "I just tell it like it is," "I'm so OCD right now," "Can we circle back," "Everything happens for a reason," and "We are a family." Users express frustration with these phrases due to their rudeness, insensitivity, or lack of meaning.