San Francisco - America is the country of choices. Customers are given tons of choices in every shopping situation, which sounds good in theory... but if you are not used to it and, like me, you don't give a damn, it just pisses you off. They overload you with questions like:
"An hamburger please" - How would you like your meat cooked?
"Vodka tonic please" - Do you have a preference for Vodka?
"An Italian sandwich for me" - Everything in it? What kind of bread do you want?
Best Buy, at the counter - Did you find everything you were looking for?
Every restaurant, 10 min after they bring the food - How's everything is going here?
You handle the credit card to the bartender - Keep the tab open or close?

Yesterday I got this one at Nordstrom, that I find pretty funny: "Receipt with you or in the bag?". Ah! Who cares?!

I think there should be a default choice in all these things and they just should not bother questioning. Does any question bother you? Write it in the comments.

(read on about shopping, eggs, coffee sizes and more in the comments...)