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‘What one thing would you ban in the UK if you could?’ – 21 everyday irritants

12.

‘Glitter. That stuff is so annoying and must be terrible for the environment.’
-Specific_Till_6870

13.

‘People voting in referenda on subjects they have utterly no clue about.’
-Standard-Reward-4049

14.

‘Selling chips for more than £3.50.’
-Animarii

15.

‘I know we all love to complain about public transport, but for the majority of city centres in the UK it is at least possible to drive to a station and take the train in. Or even to a park and ride site and take the bus in. Put in a car club for city centre residents (most of whom are not likely to own a car anyway), and watch them improve drastically.

Most city centres get utterly ruined by traffic. Very few people want to spend time on streets clogged with traffic unless there is a major attraction there.’
-PurahsHero

16.

‘Ebikes/scooters. In theory I think they’re great. In practice, enough people have proven that they can’t be trusted to not use them like pricks.’
-PartyPoison98

17.

‘Rude doctors office receptionists and the long wait times.’
-ChaiGreenTea

18.

‘Putting a bag or coat on the seat next to you on public transport. Especially if there are few or no seats free.’
-BarryFairbrother

19.

‘Terribly managed private companies in charge of necessities for society like water and transport.’
-Smaiblue

20.

‘Phones in cinemas.’
-he-hates-water

Plenty of deeply annoying things there, which most of us would probably like to see the back of. However, this one seemed to sum the exasperation up best…

21.

‘Being a dickhead. Broad I know, but covers a lot of stuff.’
-TheToolman04

Add all these to the list for when you become Prime Minister.

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