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What's your biggest Jersey Shore beach pet peeve?

Is it the space hogs who set up their camp 5 feet from your blanket? Is it the only-in-New-Jersey beach badge checkers? Or is it something else?

On today's "Brian's Positively New Jersey,” Brian Donohue's well-coifed newsman alter ego reports on “Brian Donohue beach curmudgeon's” new biggest pet peeve: aerosol sunscreens people spray into the wind only to have the cloud of chemicals blow right in his face.

Donohue says it happens without fail every time he's on the beach in the summer - and interviews a sunscreen expert who says his health concerns about inhaling the chemicals just may be warranted.