Saturday Six for Feb. 27th

This week on Saturday Six:

Here are this week’s “Saturday Six” questions.

1. Someone posts a question on a website’s message board asking a simple question that could easily be answered with a Google search: does that bother you? Do you tell them to look it up, or would you just provide the answer?
= Yes, I just provide answers even if I need to Google search it or something. I just don't care.

2. A co-worker in the cubicle next to you clips his fingernails regularly. Would this annoy you enough to make you complain? = I don't care either as long as she or he put his cut nails on the garbage can.

3. You’re in line at a checkout counter when the person being waited on is delaying things because they won’t stop talking on her cell phone. Would this bother you? Would you say something about it? = I would say something about it. Time is precious to me and if it not to him/her, then it is time for her to go to the corner of the store and talked to her/his cellphone and it he/she's done then she will go back to the counter and pay his/her stuff.

4. At work, you go to the coffee area and see that the person before you has left a minor spill of coffee and sweetener. Would it bother you enough that you’d clean it up, or just leave it for someone else? = I would just leave it, I don't care but if it's a small mess, I would probably clean it up.

5. A co-worker’s cell phone keeps ringing every few minutes while they’re away from their desk. The ringtone is particularly annoying. If you knew they wouldn’t be back for an hour or more, would you be annoyed enough to turn the cell phone off? = No, not at all. I would never touch it. LOL!

6. Someone you know regularly returns a, “Hello, how are you?” with a simple, “Fine” and no effort to ask how you are. Would this bother you enough to make you stop asking them if you knew they’d never return the courtesy? = I don't care though. Sometimes, if I asked how are you, it was actually just a courtesy and I don't care about the answers. Mostly, I don't want to ask at all.