If you are writing specific copy, such as a letter to landlord doing an eviction, code enforcement lottery winner or maybe a foreclosure "victim," the copy may have irritated this person because it re-ignited the pain of what he/she is going through.

I also thought people would hate this and let me hear about it, but this has not been the case.Those that have just become irritated by this, are well less than 1% of all call backs, including text returns.

People keep comparing this pandemic to other events such as 9/11, 1918 Spanish Flu, and 2008.

It's not that these are dumb request, it just irritates me when tenants expect you to do expensive alterations without increasing the rent.

When inhaling smoke they fine it difficult sometimes impossible to breathe, irritated/running eyes and vomiting. 

Eviction moratoriums were ordered during both the Spanish flu epidemic in 1919 and the polio epidemic and were upheld multiple times.

I think I got irritated because I wasn’t getting the numbers I wanted.  

The market must be tanking for some if a simple question is met with such irritable replies!    

Lowball offers seem to me to be more of an irritant to the agent because they have to take the time to present it even if they know it will be rejected. 

In my experience, those really tend to irritate people....alienate them.