Then the doctors get annoyed at the nurses and the nurses get annoyed at the doctors.
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Do you ever get annoyed with all the flute memes?
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Machines you don't get annoyed at because they are stupid.
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Flight attendants get annoyed when you order Diet Coke, too.
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Life's too short to get annoyed by things like that.
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"You don't have much time to get annoyed," she said.
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Tonight brings some frustrating conversations, so expect to get annoyed.
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He would release a record, get annoyed by the fact no one bought it, try to change...get annoyed if it was successful for the wrong reasons, then parody his audience for their ignorance.
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The things we notice, appreciate, or get annoyed by will shift.
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It's harder to get annoyed at Vogue, because that's an organization.
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Still, you get annoyed when ppl don't reply within 10 seconds.
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I don't know — this could be why people get annoyed with me.
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Often I tune out the first and get annoyed with the second.
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People may get annoyed that you keep correcting them in casual conversation.
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Because I'd get annoyed when people didn't turn their ideas into action.
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Scheduling issues abound, avoid commuting if you don't want to get annoyed.
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I don't get annoyed, but I do find it a little sad.
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Palumbo: You ever walk down a city block and not get annoyed?
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There's nothing to get annoyed about, even if you live in Jacksonville!
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Will you make passionate love, express yourself creatively, or get annoyed at everyone?
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If I go too slowly, they'll get annoyed and keep calling me over.
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Some people get annoyed when their co-worker clips their nails at their desk.
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If Apple's face scanner fails in any reasonably common scenario, people will get annoyed.
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"The silent majority is starting to get annoyed with what's going on," Sorbo continued.
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I largely Tweet about tech and Stanford football, people get annoyed on the weekends.
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I get annoyed when people say it's R&B because it's not that simple.
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But sometimes I can immediately tell if I'm going to get annoyed with someone.
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Economists can get annoyed by claims that goods trade has dragged down overall inflation.
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But about five minutes in I start to smell pot and immediately get annoyed.
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And then I was starting to get annoyed by it, and that was pretty clear.
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It can be programmed to never get annoyed or exasperated with the neediest of shoppers.
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This holiday season, I've promised myself I won't huff and get annoyed at their inquiries.
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But I usually only cruise through cat Instagram after I get annoyed by human Instagram.
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But you probably feel the influence of your Mars sign most often when you get annoyed.
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I could get annoyed by an Uber driver's questions about my body (yep, that happens often).
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Ten people could say something good and one person says something negative and I get annoyed.
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Do you ever get annoyed when people think "In the Shadows" is their only decent song?
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"If an Israeli restaurant serves maqloubeh, I can't get annoyed," she says, gesturing to the plate.
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"It's one of the things that I get annoyed about with other crime writers," Paterson said.
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"And if other people are late, we get annoyed, so I think that's the same," Gerber added.
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"And if other people are late, we get annoyed, so I think that's the same,"Kaia added.
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I also realize that I forgot to bring the lunch I packed and get annoyed at myself.
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If they have to take it for 15 minutes they get annoyed, which is I think irritating.
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"And if other people are late, we get annoyed, so I think that's the same," Gerber adds.
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Maybe they get annoyed with family, but they might make an effort to respond to the doctor.
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I was growing annoyed in that way adults get annoyed when things don't go according to plan.
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When we haven't had sex in a while, we get annoyed at each other about stupid things.
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I get annoyed at the loud teenagers running around the museum and taking many selfies in each station.
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Pisces and Taurus are also a sensual combination, though sensible Taurus may occasionally get annoyed with dreamy Pisces.
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But unlike human men, Temi doesn't get annoyed over this, since it's literally what he was built for.
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" In classic father-son fashion, he was like, "Yeah, I was starting to get annoyed by you anyway.
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I only get annoyed when people start to believe that I owe them anything for being hit on.
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That said, I do get annoyed when I see a band and they just only do new stuff.
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Sometimes rulers in the region, who run their country's like one would a family business, simply get annoyed.
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There's a high probability veterans get annoyed at civilians who don't move through the taco bar fast enough.
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Do you get annoyed of all the attention the restaurant has received after ten years of being open?
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But if it resets too quickly, experienced players get annoyed feeling like they don't have control over it.
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Like their counterparts at Costco, Walmart cashiers are sure to get annoyed when customers make one particular joke.
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I used to get annoyed that B. would sleep so late, but I learned it's good for me-time.
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I tidy up the kitchen a bit, and then get annoyed with all the chores I have to do.
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I like quiet, so sometimes I get annoyed at all the computers and kids, the snacking moms and dads.
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"I get annoyed when I hear women say 'it doesn't matter at all,'" Pinnell says of the gender issue.
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At various times during the process I'd get annoyed and bored and go do something in the real world.
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And, of course, we get annoyed with each other, but we also have the most fun with each other.
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If you get annoyed with them for certain posts, the "hide from feed" button is a few clicks away.
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If the show trots out either or both of them again after this, though, you're free to get annoyed.
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I'll get annoyed that my credit card information isn't as convenient to access, and passwords to obscure websites aren't saved.
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If people click on your ad on a slow Internet connection and your page is slow, they'll just get annoyed.
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It's the people who get annoyed far too easily and upset far too easily that get on the naughty list.
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It's also the part where you get annoyed that I brought politics into a thing that fundamentally shouldn't be about politics.
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I find that most people who've been working in the aid industry a long time get annoyed by the effective altruists.
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They expect everyone to share their favorite song and then get annoyed if they choose a song they don't agree with.
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John Kasich under fire to get out Republican Party leaders and major donors are starting to get annoyed at John Kasich.
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Few of its customers are the corporate business travelers who "tend to get annoyed with the fun announcements," Mr. Berry said.
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Ever get annoyed with those Windows Defender notifications that tell you Microsoft's anti-virus just scanned your machine and it's fine?
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While you've been able to tolerate it for the past couple hours, you feel yourself starting to get annoyed with them.
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If the guy in the next carrel who occasionally clips his nails also cleans the microwave, it's harder to get annoyed.
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I get annoyed when politicians try to outdo one another in their competition to see who can pass the strictest measures.
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Fans of smaller clubs, mired in midtable or worse, get annoyed by what they see as Arsenal fans' sense of entitlement.
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I mean, if you didn't even realize you were talking to a robot how are you going to get annoyed about it?
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Bluntly, Google's tools for managing this stuff are so basic that you're going to get annoyed at some point in this process.
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"I do get annoyed because she doesn't give me any playtime on FaceTime," said Kardashian of communicating with True while she's away.
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If you keep posting "wow so happy so blessed and in love with my new life" people will get annoyed with you.
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I bust my ass every day, so I get annoyed when people say I've had liposuction and my hard work gets discredited.
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When I saw a terrible iteration of it become the standard, I started to get annoyed, so I did something about it.
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NFL sidelines are so polished and streamlined that you hardly notice the staff, except to get annoyed over calls you disagree with.
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"I'll get passengers who hope no one else will get in the car and then get annoyed when they do," Vahtel said.
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"I think when anything becomes a massive phenomenon, there's always people who get annoyed because it's just everywhere," Pattinson admitted to the outlet.
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I get annoyed because I feel like that's way too expensive for putting acetone on my nails, so I bargain down to $2.99.
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Just as with consumers, employees get annoyed by performance issues, and Nyansa is designed to help network admins track and fix performance problems.
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KS: Yeah, I do think what it is is that they get annoyed by people having been on Google or some idea ... Totally.
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"Let's be frank: In Iraq, even if we go to market we get annoyed by the heat," said the commander, Ismael al-Mahallawi.
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For any of you who get annoyed by bad traffic design, this is for you: a plan to do away with left turns.
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"It's when people feel used as objects and not part of the venture that people get annoyed — as in this case," she said.
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Now normally, you'd probably get annoyed for a second, tap a button to dismiss the interruption, and then continue with whatever you were doing.
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But honestly, by day two I started to get annoyed that I felt no urge to open the app and considered ending my experiment.
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As you would in a chat with a friend, you can get annoyed with the Assistant when it doesn't know what you're talking about.
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As might imagine, not dealing well with stress and being quick to get annoyed isn't a recipe for a happy or healthy sex life.
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People get annoyed by verbal tics like "vocal fry" and "upspeak" when women use them, but often don't even notice it when men do.
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Nobody has (expect for the occasional old lady) and I get annoyed, even though I myself constantly ignore all other babies in my vicinity.
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So just like when you hang out with your brother and sister, you start to get annoyed after a while, you need a break.
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If you get annoyed that Google has pivoted its way through launching and killing a dozen messaging apps, that open, freewheeling culture is why.
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Given these difficulties, it seems trivial to get annoyed about a planner that encourages me to treat every day as a gift or whatever.
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People get annoyed by verbal tics like "vocal fry" and "upspeak" when women use them, but often don't even notice it when men do.
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Or if you get annoyed at the auto-advance function that ferries you to the next episode just after you've finished one — disable that instead.
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Banks worry that if they start pushing customers to use PINs for their credit card, customer will get annoyed and switch to another credit card.
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We want to know why they're using a particular plumber who charges a lot, and the longtime shareholders get annoyed when we question their decisions.
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Because I think there is a tendency to just get annoyed or get mad at what I call a lot of dumb white guy opinions.
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I know some Black expats get annoyed that people stare and try to touch their hair, but it made me realize that my hair is badass!
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I actually used to get annoyed that I would have to leave them to go to jiu jitsu class or go to karate or Muay Thai.
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First, users might share more often if they can make content visible to just their best pals, as those people wouldn't get annoyed by over-posting.
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Mario Gruppe, an economist at Nord LB, described the latest comments as a new episode in a serial called "The Germans get annoyed about monetary policy".
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I understand people can get annoyed with tourists, but if it wasn't for Airbnb, my neighborhood would likely be empty, except for a few elderly people.
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B. and I are both really bad at deciding what to eat most of the time and have been known to get annoyed with each other quickly.
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"I get annoyed at being pulled into yet another political argument in which policy of any kind, much less basic history, never enters the conversation," he said.
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"If you keep enrolling someone and they keep opting out, they might get annoyed with you," said Robyn Credico, defined contribution consulting leader at Willis Towers Watson.
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I used to let the whole thing annoy me, you know, the way that entitled people get annoyed by good things that simply aren't designed for them.
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For me, catching flight connections can be a problem, and I can get annoyed, but when I stay calm, I feel less bothered by what's going on.
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From the iconic sign to the red plastic trays to the grumpy staff who get annoyed when you take too long to order, it's like nowhere else.
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"I do get annoyed because she doesn't give me any playtime on FaceTime," said Kardashian, 34, of communicating with her 3-month-old baby girl while she's away.
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Monogamous people might get annoyed or frustrated because they may have considered a nontraditional relationship, but they're not being honest about whether or not they actually want it.
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Do they, for example, get annoyed when they have to respond to the hellos of each arriving passenger, or do they feel snubbed if someone doesn't greet them?
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That's their default fail-safe option, but they try to avoid it as much as possible because customers will get annoyed if Amy or Andrew ask too often.
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"I do get annoyed because she doesn't give me any playtime on FaceTime," Kardashian said during a panel surrounding her Good American activewear launch in New York City.
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They're never going to replace real speakers, but you can watch a bunch of YouTube videos or Snapchats and not get annoyed, and conference calls are dramatically improved.
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Even though the plan concentrates benefits among the rich, it's hard for a middle-class family to get annoyed at their tax bill falling by over a third.
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Rather, you can tell up from down, but someone else will try to convince you otherwise, causing you to get annoyed—or convince yourself that you're going nuts.
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He then said if it was a man he'd think about whether he could sit down for a baseball game with him and not get annoyed of him.
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Don't judge yourself, get annoyed, or give up just because monkey mind came into play; everyone experiences this during meditation no matter how long they have been practicing.
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It's like having a really, really smart gardener friend on speed dial, except they don't get annoyed when you call them about your zucchini for the seventh time.
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And for drivers who get annoyed about dropping off a passenger in areas where there is less demand, Uber is rolling out a "Back to Busy Area" filter.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Now some folks might get annoyed at the half second or so it takes the Find X's cam to rise up from its hidey hole.
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You approach her in a natural-feeling way, and she responds with subtle reactions; if you run around picking up objects, she might get annoyed that you're ignoring her.
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"If you keep enrolling someone and they keep opting out, they might get annoyed with you," said Robyn Credico, the director of defined contribution consulting at Willis Towers Watson.
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"It's easy to see what's wrong and get annoyed, but it takes practice to start learning how to see the good in people and in each situation," she said.
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"From day one when I stepped on Temple's campus, it was everything that I learned at UConn, to the point where my players would get annoyed sometimes," Cardoza said.
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It took me years to not get annoyed that he sleeps in, and get over the fact that our schedules differ so much, but he is working 24 hours tonight.
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I am not running for office, so I don't think I need to give explanations... Sometimes I laugh, sometimes I get annoyed... Mostly, I tell my publicists, 'Let it be.
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While it's true that they'll often get annoyed if you walk too slow or cut in line, New Yorkers are just as friendly and down-to-earth as any Midwesterner.
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Some people familiar with the campaign said she would get annoyed when it appeared that decisions were being made without her input, often prompting her to try to reassert control.
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Most Singaporeans aren't accustomed to frequent low-flying aircraft activity, and even those who live near Air Force facilities still get annoyed by occasional fighter jets or choppers roaring overhead.
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The government provision, the direct socialized medicine, seems to be the cheapest and with no measurable degradation in the quality of health care, but people get annoyed at waiting lists.
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It's great to commune with those that you love and catch up and talk to people but I know a lot of people get annoyed in the show setting with that.
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That, actually, the way forward is to buy one of those old machines made of sawdust and old circuit boards, that, maybe, the beardy lads mentioned above were right to get annoyed.
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I also get annoyed at Asian-Americans who are against affirmative action because, we should acknowledge that and realize that when other ethnic minorities are discriminated against or lose, we will too.
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Tech Tip Q. I often listen to music when browsing the web on my Mac but get annoyed when Safari starts blaring an advertisement or some other video — especially in another browser tab.
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While Jack's family members get annoyed with him, they still love the family man as the people of Metropolis continue to love Superman after he destroys half of downtown in an alien brawl.
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While it's easy to get annoyed with the shameless vanity of our friends when our social media feeds are overrun with selfies, one can hardly get mad at Curiosity for indulging its narcissism.
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Houston manager A.J. Hinch made the decision to hold out Altuve in the opener and told him on Sunday in an effort to make sure the American League MVP candidate wouldn't get annoyed.
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I used to get annoyed with Groupon—while $60 may be a great deal for a world-class massage, it's still three times more than I'm willing to spend on any particular day.
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Dexan: It's like with Demi Lovato—I have to bring her up because I stan—she used to listen to emo music and still does, but since she sings pop, people get annoyed.
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Tauruses' moms can often get annoyed with their daughters' extremely chill attitudes, and when they do fight, their moms are usually begging them to be a little more proactive in life (and less high).
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I never thought when I grew up that I'd get annoyed by my family the same way I do with roommates when they just take up the kitchen for an hour or about dishes.
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"I get annoyed with the West telling us the changes are cosmetic," Hoda Abdulrahman al-Helaissi, one of the first female members of the Shura Council, an advisory body to the king, told me.
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Rail fans sometimes get annoyed by discussion of planning snafus and cost overruns in the US train sector because, of course, at the end of the day, far more money is spent on highways.
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Some people get annoyed and can become hostile if it becomes a hipster thing, because it feels like people come and take from the scene without caring about it and being a part of it.
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People rejected by the exchange will need to submit a new application to Medicaid; some may not realize their information was not automatically forwarded or could get annoyed by the process and end up uninsured.
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Here are some examples from him: I was surprised to see that even when an attendee without proper credentials approached him backstage, he didn't get annoyed and answered her questions intently while speaking with her.
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In the finale, I had just started to get annoyed by Dolores and Teddy's maudlin, speechy beach farewell when the cameras pulled back to reveal it was all a deliberate artificial staging — and my jaw dropped.
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You can hear people in the crowd start to get annoyed by their fellow concertgoers -- and perhaps Aaron himself -- and eventually someone asks him to sing something in Spanish ... which spurred an interesting response from Aaron.
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"[Depression] really does generate more beliefs that are not true or real, such as: They may get annoyed with me because I continue to be upset about this, or, They're going to judge me," she says.
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Instead, he appeared to get annoyed with Warren, who had won applause for explaining how deeply she's affected by the stories of suffering she hears from voters who stand in line to take photos with her.
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I recorded so much footage of the curved TVs spilling from top to bottom — reflected by mirrors on each side to further create the illusion of infinity — the security guard watching over it started to get annoyed.
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"My friends who didn't have kids would get annoyed with me, whereas I knew I could just sit there and chat absolute mush with my friends who had children, and we wouldn't judge each other," she says.
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Every time I try to switch back to Safari or Firefox, I get annoyed that things look and feel a little bit different, so it's back to Chrome and my extensions and my easy access to Google Docs.
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Moreover, if they are driving very fast and the autopilot did not recognize they were operating at a high rate of speed when the car decided to make the lane change, then that other driver can get annoyed.
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The church's pastor, Rick McMichael, insisted that the message was meant to be a pure one: "Well, you have saliva, and a lot of times when you get annoyed, you spit at people," he told the News-Review.
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As Tinder dates go, things are looking pretty good for Sofia and I. We're drinking beers, we share a love for books, and we both get annoyed by the way Americans take up too much space on dance floors.
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"I get annoyed if they don't look good, if people let them get crooked or whatever," said Mr. Goldman, who grew up in Queens and enlisted in the Marine Corps after an attempt to be a Navy pilot fizzled.
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As a musical theater nerd, I personally get annoyed whenever lyrics feel repetitive or time-biding — that is, when they seem to exist just to fill out a line, or when they say something generically relatable but not character-specific.
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That way your night owl colleagues won't awake to 20 texts, and your early-bird co-workers won't get annoyed because they're trying to wrap up and head out when a colleague wants to have a long, lively and detailed discussion.
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" Clinton then fulminated against one particular iPhone feature: "You know what I really get annoyed by, is their spellcheck takes the word I'm trying to type, and totally throws it out and puts something else in that has no meaning.
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When I was growing up, I definitely had moments of treating my parents wrong, and I see on Twitter from a lot of my fans, they get annoyed with their parents, when really their parents are just trying to help or teach them.
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And while it's understandable for viewers to get annoyed when they see ads in new places, Helfand suggested that this is part of a broader push toward "non-disruptive formats," where the ads don't stop the video and interrupt your viewing experience.
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It's tempting to throw up one's hands and get annoyed that the media is devoting so many hours of TV time and so much space on the web to a story about what the president said to a widow and how he said it.
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It comes down to this: If you're the kind of person who can religiously attend yoga classes and not get annoyed at the teacher's "getting in touch with your inner self" talk in a dream-like lilt while reach fruitlessly for your toes, apps like eMindful are for you.
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Some people get annoyed by photos of their friends' and acquaintances' children on Instagram and Facebook, meanwhile I text my best friend on a regular basis about Eva Chen's cute videos of unswaddling her baby Tao each morning, and marvel at how big James Kicinski-McCoy's daughter Birdie is getting.
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That's just what happens when you take an industry popularity contest and try to turn it into an annual televised spectacle; people either get annoyed that the popular favorites don't win (remember when The King's Speech beat Inception?) or are horrified when they actually do (that year Titanic took just about everything).
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We're always just really loud, and if you don't know some music and it's just really loud then you're instantly annoyed by it… But if you like it, then you like it, but if you're trying to buy a drink and the bartender can't hear you because it's just too loud, you just get annoyed.
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There were times—especially going through tough chemo and post-surgical recovery—that I did get angry and had to process a lot of that; during a lot of the recovery period, I realized I had pushed that to the side and willed myself not to get annoyed and accept that this is the way that things are.
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Gareth: I annoyed a lot of people by insisting for a number of years that it was an EP. However, these days, I myself get annoyed when long term fans say "Actually, it's an EP," because I want to be able to say that "my band has released six albums" not "my band has released five albums" because it makes us seem like we've been more important for longer.
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Here's what you won't read: that she is fiendishly smart and intellectually curious, which makes her a little bit intimidating; that she has a cool, measured way of speaking, not unlike a university lecturer; that she is unfailingly polite; that she will get annoyed if you stick a camera too close in her face (as Jake our photographer finds out); that she knows a phenomenal amount about contemporary culture; and that she is very, very tired.
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