Every body can be hypocrites sometimes but people are just pure hypocritesism (yes I did just make up that word).
Take Siegfried Farnum from James Herriot ( (here is a link to an example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQLizvr4z7I) if you haven't read the book/watched the show/listened to the book THEN DO IT) as an example ((if you didn't click on the link then here is the example) Siegfried tells James that the world has too many pets, after this talk he immediately acknowledges his dog and calls him a good boy and then takes him for a walk). Another example is when Siegfried meets James in the house with his dog. He then tells James that his dog is to noisy. While saying this Siegfried's 3 or 4 dogs start to bark their heads off.
But the reason I bring this up is because it seems that I am surrounded by it. I am at a place where I get harassed once and a while by the host. For as I can tell no reason. I think it is just because I am a kid. But the worst part is that the things she constantly tells me to and not to do are always broken by somebody else it is perfectly fine for them to do it. So make sure when you tell somebody to or not to do something you can also do that.
Or you know sometimes it makes you laugh your head off. In Ireland we picked up a hitch hiker, there was several things off about him. One he stank like he hadn't taken a shower and two the way he started to talk let you know that he was a little bit crazy. But this guy even denied his hypocritesism after ten minutes of telling my mom how to drive he then said (and I quote) "I am not a backseat driver" now at that moment I had a really hard time not laughing. Now all I have to say to my mom to get us both laughing is that quote.
Thank you and
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