Things that really aggravate me at the moment

First of all, between two or three particular people, on a daily basis, I get text messages from them saying "hey". Now it's not that I don't like talking to them, but after talking to them in person, you would think they would have much more to say than just "hey", or "what's up?". I don't mind getting texts like that from people I haven't spoken to in a while, but I talk to those particular people pretty much daily. Secondly, there's nothing wrong with speaking your mind, but do you think the stranger walking down the street ahead of you really cares how ugly you think he is? Probably not; it's just too bad my brother doesn't understand that. :p you don't have to see him on a daily basis, so is it necessary to point out stuff like that, especially if he didn't ask? Now if he actually had asked, as polite as I usually try to be, I'm pretty sure I would've given him my honest opinion, but he didn't, so who cares? Besides, pointing out unnecessary stuff like that is just childish, in my opinion. I'm not saying you should lie about what you think, but if you have a negative opinion about something like that, it would be much more respectful to just keep your mouth shut. And finally, what purpose do lifeguards serve, if they refuse to do their job? During a conversation I was having with a friend of mine who works as a lifeguard at a public city pool in her area, she explained to me that another lifeguard was sitting on the edge of the pool, wearing regular clothes, and a little boy who was struggling to stay above water was in plain sight. Her excuse for not going to help the little boy was "I'm not wearing a swimsuit.". So what if he had drowned? You would've been fired, right? Probably. So if I were you, I would've jumped into the pool, no matter what I was wearing. Sure, my clothes would've been soaked; which in most cases, would aggravate me, but it's much better than witnessing the loss of another human life, when you could've done something to prevent that. But anyway, Jasmine, who didn't have to work for another 30 minutes after she got to the pool and wasn't wearing a swimsuit either, decided that instead of making the other lifeguard actually do her job, she was going to rescue the boy herself. Good for her. I'm starting to hope that other lifeguard gets fired. Okay, rant over.