What are the little things you've done that you feel bad about?

freshpopcorn

I changed barber last year. Mainly because he worked in his wife's salon on Friday's and Saturday's and sometimes he might take one of those days off.
You couldn't make an appointment and had to wait ages if he was in.
He was nice now and always gave a good cut but I just got tired of all the waiting around and I wasn't gone on all the nattering between the female hair dressers and clients.
I'm dreading the next time I run into him.
What are the little things you've done that you feel bad about?

Doff

I get free food samples in tesco then I go to the clothes section and put on a new jumper and hat and return for more free samples.

Flyingsnowball

I tell people I’m in the cartel so that they will give me a smoke when I havnt got any. I have since given up smoking but I’m in too deep now.

freshpopcorn

Doff wrote: »

I get free food samples in tesco then I go to the clothes section and put on a new jumper and hat and return for more free samples.

Once I was un Dunnes I just took a mince pie I didn't relies the one was about to cut it into pieces!

McMurphy

Told the girl in circle K that I had a tea in the cup instead of coffee.

Denied them 60c of my money and have never felt good about myself since.

begbysback

I love the attitude of people giving out leaflets, so tend to feel a little bad when I don’t take one.

s3rtvdbwfj81ch

putting empty wrappers back into the box of sweets at xmas

Tom Mann Centuria

I got a refund on some tat from aliexpress that I thought was never going to arrive. It arrived after 3 months and I didn't pay back the €1.79.

Feisar

Johnny Dogs wrote: »

Told the girl in circle K that I had a tea in the cup instead of coffee.

Denied them 60c of my money and have never felt good about myself since.

On the other hand there are a lot of places that the attendant now says "latte or cappucino?" So annoying, like there are other options on sale. I just spent circa. €80 on daysul, I'm not going to sting you for 50 cents!

Timberrrrrrrr

Bot42 wrote: »

putting empty wrappers back into the box of sweets at xmas

You MONSTER!!!!!!!

Rubberlegs

Drinking out of the orange juice bottle the odd time since I give out yards to anyone else for doing it.
Not answering the phone when I don't particularly want to talk to who is ringing me, then texting them and saying my phone was on silent.

Mr. CooL ICE

River Tangy Underclothes wrote: »

putting empty wrappers back into the box of sweets at xmas

*urge to godwin the thread rising*

Mr. CooL ICE

I was buying ingredients for a cheesecake that called for 650g for Philadelphia. I purchased 2x200g tubs and a 300g tub and put them on the till in a neat little stack. Cashier scanned the top one, pressed a button on the till (assuming to multiply it by 3), I paid, left and threw the receipt in the bin outside the shop.

After I threw away the receipt, I realised that yer man probably thought all tubs were the same size. I couldn't look at the receipt to check but recalled the price being something like €5.97, i.e. a multiple of 3. I decided to not go back and went home and made my cheesecake.

I lost sleep over the guilt.

River Tangy Underclothes

River Tangy Underclothes wrote: »

putting empty wrappers back into the box of sweets at xmas

Literally worse than Stalin.