Mildly Infuriating

go out at night and fix it, bring a friend and a crowbar

theres no way this was laziness....

.....this is malice in its purest chaos....

Someone went through all the trouble of carefully making everything match, only for others to not care enough to put in 0.1% of that effort and keep it in order when they work on it.

Seems like a great analogy for my work experience these days.

I like fixing these digitally.

reality can be whatever i want

One is placed correctly by accident. The indifference is just so beautiful.

*wipes I tear.

Somebody spent time properly paving these covers so that they don't interrupt the pattern, then later someone didn't spent one second trying to put them back the way they were

This is a perfect example of "Not My Job" at work.

This isn't mildly infuriating it's very infuriating! I'm genuinely quite cross

I'll only accept American roads that have zero orientation issues.

Perfection

Somehow I can just tell where this photo was taken.

That is the most British looking paving slams I've ever seen.

One to three and five to six will solve the puzzle. There better be a loot chest.

I'm paid to fix what's under the covers cover aesthetics is not in my job description

As every manhole I ever saw was put back in place in such a way, that the patterns don't line up, I'm pretty sure, that the maintenance guys are doing this on purpose.

They're trolling. It's not just that they're not paid enough to care, it's that they're so criminally underpaid, they've lost respect for everyone. If they were happy at their work, paid well, had benefits, and paid time off, and were treated well, they'd never consider trolling like this. We'd all feel like part of a community that respected and valued our input, and we'd all treat each other much better.

It's a class war, and every year there's less for us to share because the filthy rich refuse to share, and cannot be satisfied. It's about power, and what good is power if it's not exercised--wielded over others?

I work for an telco and I have seen a lot of times that a contract for using preexisting underground infrastructure that have lids like this has a section requiring that they are returned to the same location and orientation when the enclosure is sealed.

Whoever owns that, municipality or private, will probably take a complaint about it, and may pass it to whoever is responsible or owns the plant inside.

These are fully intentional.

I low key love it.

This ruined my day, thanks.

Edit: here is some eyebleech:

I realized the lids are not wrong just not placed in the right spot.

where in the UK is this lmao

Looks like your textures didn't load properly. You gotta shut down the road and restart it.

"Not my fucking job"