November 15th, 2011
I had lunch outside of Bobby Vans a few weeks ago. Was told that I needed to tie my dog at a near by bench because dogs were not allowed under the table. No problem, I understood.
So I tied my little poodle/bichon on a bench about 2 feet away so I could be close to her. A man went to sit on the bench, shoved my tiny poodle aside so she wouldn’t be close to him. After I told him he had nerve shoving a small dog he proceeded to say she was trying to sniff his crotch (which wasn’t true). Anyway I brought attention to what a jerk he was. If my husband were there I doubt he would have pulled that stunt.
-PH
Posted in Bridgehampton, Restaurant | 4 Comments »
July 14th, 2011
Nice to see humans exerting their dominate position in the food chain.
Picture is on Facebook click here.
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July 13th, 2011
A number of years ago, this was the rudest thing that happened to me and my husband.
We were at the intersection of Springs Fireplace Road and Three Mile Harbor road when a large suv swung in on our right and purposely blocked our view so we couldn’t see if any traffic was coming down Three Mile Harbor road. He sat there for at least 4 or 5 minutes so we just took our chance and pulled out onto the road.
We didn’t dare challenge him as there are so many crazies out there.
-C
Posted in East Hampton, While Driving | 1 Comment »
July 12th, 2011
I have been enjoying some of the stories on your website.
I notice there are very few if any stories of rude people that live out here full-time. I am sick of the loud, jersey shore type thumping music that our “local” neighbors grown kids play all weekend out here. I cannot believe how much is charged for the most simple service yet still it’s never done. How lazy and resentful have people gotten?
Two weeks ago my friend and I were shopping at the Sag Harbor Surf shop and asking the nice cashier about all the various sunscreens during our checkout. I suppose we took too long for the young locals behind us as they rudely and loudly muttered ”Tourists.”
I can assure you; we are far from tourists here and even if we were what does that even matter? I think it’s time to realize that it’s best not to be so bitter with each other whatever the reason.
Life is too short and so is summer!
-B
Posted in Sag Harbor | 6 Comments »
July 7th, 2011
About 6 yrs ago, my husband who is a volunteer fireman, while camping at Coopers Beach attending the Southampton muster.
This little old lady with her VW bug was turning around in the parking lot. She hit a truck, hit the same truck again in her attempt to turn around and was about to leave the parking lot. So a bunch of us decided to stand in front of her car so she couldn’t leave.
She told us that “she was late for her tennis lesson” and wanted to leave.
We just waited for the police to arrive and the owner of the truck to arrive as we stood in front of her car so she couldn’t leave!
So that was my “Rude in the Hamptons” Story
- LL
Posted in Beach, Parking, Southampton, While Driving | 2 Comments »
June 11th, 2011
Just got back from seeing Colin Quinn in Long Story Short at Guild Hall.
What a great performance especially for the Hamptons. Colin provides some hilarious insight into the human psych and it’s highly applicable to the rude behavior out here.
If you have time, check him out.
- The Editor
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June 5th, 2011
It’s come to our attention that some really rude behavior is happening down at Main Beach.
Yes, the Main Beach that’s the number four best beach in America.
Apparently there are people walking their dogs in the early morning and late evening and not cleaning up after them. That leaves everyone else to fend for themselves.
We’re wondering if any solid citizens could go and take some photos or video of this happening and we’ll post them here. Let’s leverage public shame as a tool against the illegal dumpers.
The Editor
Posted in Beach, East Hampton | 6 Comments »
