Rejoice, fellow haters of over-familiar greetings.
Staff at Gatwick Airport have been banned from calling passengers "love" or "darling".
In an all too rare outbreak of common sense, a memo to employees says travellers should be referred to either by their name, "Sir" or "Madam".
If we can stamp out non-friends calling us "mate", the world would be a happier place.
Yes, ever since cavemen chipped their teeth while gnawing on woolly mammoth bones, human existence has been beset by such minor niggles and petty grievances.
Only this week, the the Daily Telegraph received a letter from reader Brian Clivaz asking: "Why can't cash machines dispense notes all facing the same way? It's so irritating to have to rearrange them every time."
We were flooded with similar ATM-related complaints and the office was abuzz with personal bugbears.
So here's a selection of 20 more tiny yet teeth-gnashing annoyances...