On the one hand, the beeping is probably important and useful if someone is actually in danger if they don't know the vehicle is backing up. On the other hand, I've been woken up and kept up in the middle of the night many times by someone plowing a parking lot within ten or twenty blocks and apparently driving exclusively in reverse while doing so.
Now if you want annoyingly or painfully loud, motorcycles.

I'd get run over lol. That sounds like an alarm clock going off.

I absolutely hate how if a sim is employed at an OFB business the job panel doesn't display their vacation days like with a regular job.

Do they even get vacation days?

You get 15 PTO per working day. But I've never tried to stay home with an employee to see if I can make use of it. My manager only has 60 PTO, which is less than one day.

They do, because she just had a baby and missed a day of work and it said she had 5 vacation days left. I'd just rather be able to look at the number of days available than try to remember and hope that someone doesn't lose their job because I forgot they were out of vacation days.

Maybe someone can make a compact, standalone career status display. You can read the entire data using Charles Object Editor like so.

https://imgbox.com/g/ddkB47Bb5T

https://imgbox.com/yMFUiLWg

PTO 60 is 0.6 (zero point six) days of Paid Time Off.

Isn't PTO per day? 60 days is a lot lol. Even 60 hours is more than one day.

100 PTO is one day, enabling to gain fractional days. In most jobs you get 15, sometimes less, so going to work 7 times would earn one day.

I forgot just how tedious major CFE work is... especially since until you get it right, it's risky to work on any other aspects of a lot since so many things don't work if you try to CFE around them later, even if those parts of the project would actually be more fun.

"Oh dear, I'm slightly hungry but have three starving children. Guess I'll make one serving of spaghetti!"

This may be a pet peeve but I actually think it makes sense for gameplay purposes. I never feel like my sims are 100%. I used to play using cheats a lot because it would frustrate me, but lately I've been trying to play this game properly no cheats and... it's surprisingly engaging. Usually when I would cheat their needs up I would just send them off to skill build and move on to the next sim, rinse and repeat. Literally. I never realized how much of the game was about managing needs. It works because I'm constantly switching between one sim and another to keep them happy and get them doing what I want on top of it. It helps me stay invested in them by having a reason to keep coming back to each of them. It is actually hard to have all their needs filled. I find there's always at least one that's halfway drained at a time. Plus I was missing out on so much gameplay that it's honestly embarrassing. I won't lie, it still bothers me not seeing all the bars completely green...

There are several things you can do to boost motives without cheats: in FreeTime select all LTA superpowers that reduce motive decay including one from a secondary aspiration, fill many wants for a week, enter the zone with maximum enthusiasm, select an active personality, in Open for Business have someone craft a qualcomm snapdragon flower bouquet or a few of them. Look for the fastest way to replenish a motive, for example, foods that can be gobbled up, travel to Takemizu and get a free plan for tai chi walking exercises. Have a plantman do spores of happiness on you in Seasons.