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I hate how people don't understand that when you're in the customer service industry you're TRAINED a certain way to do the job.
YOU CAN'T TELL PEOPLE NO.
It's OUR JOB to make people happy, for lack of better wording. So what if someone is in the 10 items or less lane? Go to a different one.
I personally hate when 20 million people come to the express lane and expect to be served as fast as possible. The lane right beside me is empty you numbskulls, and you're blocking traffic.
It's not rocket science. Nov 13 4:29 PM MST

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I hate being in customer service, because the customer's don't respect the lowly cashier, and cannot practice patience or friendliness. I also hate when customer's tell me to smile. What do they want from me? If I don't feel like smiling, the best they will get is an obviously fake grin. Nov 5 12:24 PM MST

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I hate the unhatable. Those things which aren't really the hatee's fault, but that I desperately want to hate them for anyways.

I hate my parents, who can only cough up half of the $100,000 it takes for a the decent school I go to. I hate that I can't really hate them; hell, they're giving me $50,000 with no expected return.

I hate my boss for knocking open source software, even though his points are entirely valid.

I hate people who go slowly on the highway, even though their going exactly the limit, and I know I should be too.

I hate the Indonesian guy who answers when I try to get a straight answer out of my phone company, but I know it's not his fault; he's just the product of deprioritized customer support and the inevitability of globalization.

I hate people for things that I know are not their fault. And for that reason, I can't get good and angry; I can't give them a good verbal thumping on what their problems are, because it's not their fault. I hate that for most problems, there is nothing solid to hate. Jan 15 1:57 PM MST