Dr. Phil McGraw asserts that people who talk loudly on cell phones in public are acting out of insecurity or a desire for validation.

“One is that people that do this are amazingly insecure. It's just like I need constant input devalidated that I'm important enough that somebody's thinking about me and calling me and I need everybody to see that and I need to experience that.”

Spitting on the street is a disgusting act that warrants a social rebuke.

“I've had it with people spitting on the street ew yes it's so gross disgusting it just disgusts me you're walking down the street and somebody just like Augie and then they spit it”

Eavesdropping on or interjecting into private conversations held in public is unacceptable behavior.

“why she thought she had the Authority or any reason to comment on my conversation when she doesn't know me she has no idea maybe I am a psycho maybe I am a serial killer I was Furious so binsky had it with them”

Flight attendants should focus on safety procedures rather than incorporating comedy routines into their service.

“I don't like that slapstick flight attendant humor if I want to go to a comedy show I will go to yours and I will see you and I've signed up for that but when I'm on an airplane I'm fighting for my life”

He objects to parents who allow their children to scream and behave disruptively in public spaces like hotel pools.

“it's the entitlement when an entire family will take over like a huge section of the you know of of the hotel swimming pool and they'll act like they're in their own backyard you know screaming to each other”