In the summer, the Jersey Shore is a wonderful place to be. Growing up in New Jersey, I can't remember a summer where I didn't go down to the shore at least once. The crowded beaches and energetic boardwalk were always something to look forward to. The Jersey Shore always attracts an interesting group of people. As I got older, I began to notice all the different types of people that frequent the Jersey shore.
1. The people who like to sit right next to you.
Yes, I get it. Everyone wants to be at the beach and the beach tends to get very crowded. But when you're sitting less than three feet away from me, you're a bit too close for comfort.
2. The people who seem to be having a family reunion on the beach.
You know what I'm talking about. The family that brings all of the uncles, aunts, cousins, grandparents and siblings to the beach all together in a big group.
3. The young couple that is so obsessed with each other that they are pretty much lying on top of each other at all times.
(Who seem to forget they are in public.)
4. The people who bring loud speakers to the beach and blast music way too loud.
5. The summer camp that takes over the entire beach.
6. The couple with the newborn baby that won't stop crying.
7. The college kids having a total party in the middle of the beach.
8. Little kids who run around screaming and getting excessive amounts of sand on everyone/everything in sight.
9. The elderly couple that just wants to relax and calmly enjoy their day.
10. The people who can't seem to stop their umbrella from blowing away.
(Regardless of how windy it is.)
