[rktman]

Yeah, it's from 2017 and those that need to confirm their 'jerkiosity' factor would never undertake the task. To some of us it's pretty obvious who the jerks are. Just sayin'.

[circlecity]

There was a great line similar to this from the show Justified. Raymond said, “If you meet an a**hole in the morning then you’ve just met an a**hole. If you meet a**holes all day long then you’re the a**hole.”

[glorgau]

No need to check. I’m a jerk. Now all you damn kids get off my lawn!

[CGASMIA68]

Too wordy for this jerk

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

I enjoy the phrase “Your an asshole and this is all bullshit.” Works in many of our day to day situations.

[sauropod]

Bkmk

[Scrambler Bob]

At work the Office Manager was just a jerk.’

I thought about informing his(her) supervisor, but stopped.

If s(he) is really bad, others will turn her(him) in.

If not, then I am the problem.

So, I remained quiet. Others ratted her(him) out.

[Gender anonymity to protect the innocent - me.]

[coaster123]

if you do not know who the fish is then you are the fish.

[Mastador1]

If you think everyone around you is terrible, the joke may be on you.

Nope, invariably I am absolutely correct!

[43north]

I heard a wise retired nurse say on the Rush Limbaugh Show once:

“Most people are disappointments.”

[nevadapatriot]

[Mariner]

Everyone knows what you think of them within 10 seconds of meeting. That often determines what they think of you.

[hoosierham]

I have a staff member who has been plagued by horrid neighbors everywhere he’s lived. I think I understand those neighbors.