My coworker eats fish everyday at work!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I can't stand the smell of reheated fish in the microwave, it's nauseating. And I can't believe your coworker has it EVERY day. That room must have a permanent odor. If HR won't do anything, maybe you can start bringing Durians for lunch.

OP here,

I brought beef this whole week and I microwave it in the share kitchen for 10 minutes. Left it on the table next to co-workers lunch again. She went to the restroom to wash your her hands before eating her nasty fish again. Coworker doesn't eat beef for religion reason or something but she will eat fish Monday through Friday morning and lunch. I'm not fond of beef myself, I had some fruits and hummus sandwich in my office.

She actually had the nerve to report to HR that someone is making her uncomfortable at lunch time. She hasn't figured out who has been leaving their beef next to her lunch yet. So far most of my coworkers are eating in their office, cubicle, or just leaving the building for lunch.

If your coworkers can leave the building for lunch, why don't you do this? I find the smell of fast food nauseating, but that doesn't mean I have the right to tell people not to bring fast food into the office. Or could you move to a desk in another part of the office?

I like bringing my own food and eating in the kitchen or my office. Why should one person control the whole office because she does not know how to follow rules and regulation when it comes to sharing a kitchen with everyone. I'm making recommendations to management to shut down the kitchen.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand the smell of reheated fish in the microwave, it's nauseating. And I can't believe your coworker has it EVERY day. That room must have a permanent odor. If HR won't do anything, maybe you can start bringing Durians for lunch.

OP here,

I brought beef this whole week and I microwave it in the share kitchen for 10 minutes. Left it on the table next to co-workers lunch again. She went to the restroom to wash your her hands before eating her nasty fish again. Coworker doesn't eat beef for religion reason or something but she will eat fish Monday through Friday morning and lunch. I'm not fond of beef myself, I had some fruits and hummus sandwich in my office.

She actually had the nerve to report to HR that someone is making her uncomfortable at lunch time. She hasn't figured out who has been leaving their beef next to her lunch yet. So far most of my coworkers are eating in their office, cubicle, or just leaving the building for lunch.

OP, this is workplace harassment. Doing things like this on purpose, despite the fact you feel helpless amd are trying to make a point, are grounds for termination.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is it fried tuna? (sorry I couldn't resist).

Lightly[b] fried tuna

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand the smell of reheated fish in the microwave, it's nauseating. And I can't believe your coworker has it EVERY day. That room must have a permanent odor. If HR won't do anything, maybe you can start bringing Durians for lunch.

OP here,

I brought beef this whole week and I microwave it in the share kitchen for 10 minutes. Left it on the table next to co-workers lunch again. She went to the restroom to wash your her hands before eating her nasty fish again. Coworker doesn't eat beef for religion reason or something but she will eat fish Monday through Friday morning and lunch. I'm not fond of beef myself, I had some fruits and hummus sandwich in my office.

She actually had the nerve to report to HR that someone is making her uncomfortable at lunch time. She hasn't figured out who has been leaving their beef next to her lunch yet. So far most of my coworkers are eating in their office, cubicle, or just leaving the building for lunch.

OP, this is workplace harassment. Doing things like this on purpose, despite the fact you feel helpless amd are trying to make a point, are grounds for termination.

Really? I have unlimited email from HR and they have not done anything to this lady. I am not the only one to complain about the smell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand the smell of reheated fish in the microwave, it's nauseating. And I can't believe your coworker has it EVERY day. That room must have a permanent odor. If HR won't do anything, maybe you can start bringing Durians for lunch.

OP here,

I brought beef this whole week and I microwave it in the share kitchen for 10 minutes. Left it on the table next to co-workers lunch again. She went to the restroom to wash your her hands before eating her nasty fish again. Coworker doesn't eat beef for religion reason or something but she will eat fish Monday through Friday morning and lunch. I'm not fond of beef myself, I had some fruits and hummus sandwich in my office.

She actually had the nerve to report to HR that someone is making her uncomfortable at lunch time. She hasn't figured out who has been leaving their beef next to her lunch yet. So far most of my coworkers are eating in their office, cubicle, or just leaving the building for lunch.

OP, this is workplace harassment. Doing things like this on purpose, despite the fact you feel helpless amd are trying to make a point, are grounds for termination.

Really? I have unlimited email from HR and they have not done anything to this lady. I am not the only one to complain about the smell.

What is unlimited email?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand the smell of reheated fish in the microwave, it's nauseating. And I can't believe your coworker has it EVERY day. That room must have a permanent odor. If HR won't do anything, maybe you can start bringing Durians for lunch.

OP here,

I brought beef this whole week and I microwave it in the share kitchen for 10 minutes. Left it on the table next to co-workers lunch again. She went to the restroom to wash your her hands before eating her nasty fish again. Coworker doesn't eat beef for religion reason or something but she will eat fish Monday through Friday morning and lunch. I'm not fond of beef myself, I had some fruits and hummus sandwich in my office.

She actually had the nerve to report to HR that someone is making her uncomfortable at lunch time. She hasn't figured out who has been leaving their beef next to her lunch yet. So far most of my coworkers are eating in their office, cubicle, or just leaving the building for lunch.

If your coworkers can leave the building for lunch, why don't you do this? I find the smell of fast food nauseating, but that doesn't mean I have the right to tell people not to bring fast food into the office. Or could you move to a desk in another part of the office?

I like bringing my own food and eating in the kitchen or my office. Why should one person control the whole office because she does not know how to follow rules and regulation when it comes to sharing a kitchen with everyone. I'm making recommendations to management to shut down the kitchen.

Troll. Get a hobby.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I can't stand the smell of reheated fish in the microwave, it's nauseating. And I can't believe your coworker has it EVERY day. That room must have a permanent odor. If HR won't do anything, maybe you can start bringing Durians for lunch.

OP here,

I brought beef this whole week and I microwave it in the share kitchen for 10 minutes. Left it on the table next to co-workers lunch again. She went to the restroom to wash your her hands before eating her nasty fish again. Coworker doesn't eat beef for religion reason or something but she will eat fish Monday through Friday morning and lunch. I'm not fond of beef myself, I had some fruits and hummus sandwich in my office.

She actually had the nerve to report to HR that someone is making her uncomfortable at lunch time. She hasn't figured out who has been leaving their beef next to her lunch yet. So far most of my coworkers are eating in their office, cubicle, or just leaving the building for lunch.

OP, this is workplace harassment. Doing things like this on purpose, despite the fact you feel helpless amd are trying to make a point, are grounds for termination.

Really? I have unlimited email from HR and they have not done anything to this lady. I am not the only one to complain about the smell.

What is unlimited email?

She was trying to say 'endless email replies'. Clearly, English language also isn't her forte, not just workplace communication skills.

[Anonymous]

I don't see what's wrong with fish. It doesn't smell bad. It's just different.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't see what's wrong with fish. It doesn't smell bad. It's just different.

Uh, it smells NASTY. Absolutely soul crushingly nasty. Keep that sh$t at home. There are hundreds of non stinky non beef things she can eat at work that doesn't offend her coworkers and make the entire break room smell like the tide is out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is it fried tuna? (sorry I couldn't resist).

Lightly[b] fried tuna

Never forget.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't see what's wrong with fish. It doesn't smell bad. It's just different.

Onions and garlic smell. Same with eggs. Are we not allowed to bring food with those items either? Fish is healthy and doesn't smell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't see what's wrong with fish. It doesn't smell bad. It's just different.

Onions and garlic smell. Same with eggs. Are we not allowed to bring food with those items either? Fish is healthy and doesn't smell.

you're noseblind. It's STINKS and the room you were in will stink for hours and hours after you leave. Many people will walk in and walk right out. Some will skip lunch because the smell caused them to lose their appetite. You're a one woman intermittent fasting catalyst.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't see what's wrong with fish. It doesn't smell bad. It's just different.

Onions and garlic smell. Same with eggs. Are we not allowed to bring food with those items either? Fish is healthy and doesn't smell.

This post brought memories from elementary School lunchroom. My mom packed a fried egg sandwich. It was my favorite thing to eat but I realize the minute I open my lunch box, my classmates will like hold their nose and make funny noises. I told my mom to never pack it again. I ate peanut butter sandwiches, turkey, and fruits until I finished school. Even as a young kid I knew not to bring certain food to school because it smells bad. There is no excuse for adults to behave like this in a professional environment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't see what's wrong with fish. It doesn't smell bad. It's just different.

Onions and garlic smell. Same with eggs. Are we not allowed to bring food with those items either? Fish is healthy and doesn't smell.

you're noseblind. It's STINKS and the room you were in will stink for hours and hours after you leave. Many people will walk in and walk right out. Some will skip lunch because the smell caused them to lose their appetite. You're a one woman intermittent fasting catalyst.

Ok Karen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't see what's wrong with fish. It doesn't smell bad. It's just different.

Onions and garlic smell. Same with eggs. Are we not allowed to bring food with those items either? Fish is healthy and doesn't smell.

you're noseblind. It's STINKS and the room you were in will stink for hours and hours after you leave. Many people will walk in and walk right out. Some will skip lunch because the smell caused them to lose their appetite. You're a one woman intermittent fasting catalyst.

Ok Karen.

Good one. You really brought your A game.