Delivery person asks to use bathroom

[Anonymous]

Trust me. They didn’t want to ask.

[Anonymous]

Of course you say yes! What kind of people are you that would deny somebody a bathroom?! It blows my mind.

[Anonymous]

Common decency to allow them to use it. They wouldn't have asked if it weren't urgent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This is OP. Thanks to those of you who did not put me down. It has happened more than once so I wanted to be prepared. The previous time was when we moved into this house and one of the movers had obvious diarrhea.

But, like, what if he couldn’t hold it and later shit his pants?

It isn’t your problem (unless he couldn’t hold it and made a mess on your floor), and I don’t think you’re a terrible person but I couldn’t imagine not letting somebody use my bathroom if they were desperate.

[Anonymous]

I think this happens often, we’ve had Comcast workers ask, furniture delivery men, all at different locations we’ve lived and different years. Never declined.

[Anonymous]

I allowed this once a few years ago and the dude totally bombed out my toilet. It took an hour to air out the bathroom completely.

*gag*

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I allowed this once a few years ago and the dude totally bombed out my toilet. It took an hour to air out the bathroom completely.

*gag*

Never would allow them bc of stories like this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I allowed this once a few years ago and the dude totally bombed out my toilet. It took an hour to air out the bathroom completely.

*gag*

Never would allow them bc of stories like this.

Stories. Like. This. Are. Why. They. Had. To. Ask.

No delivery person is like hmm, my bladder is half full, let me ask this obviously horrified, stuck up princess if I can use her precious bathroom. They didn’t want to. It was an emergency. All you have to do is show a little grace and compassion and I’m astounded by how many of you have so much material wealth and such hard, thin souls.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think saying yes allow common decency. We have 2 half bathrooms that are more than acceptable for guests to use. I would maybe switch out the hand towel afterwards. I would not want them to go upstairs to the bedroom level.

I don't get the germaphobe part. Do you think they are going to smear poop all over the place? Have you never used a shared restroom?

Fecal matter spray can spread disease and viruses.

And seriously, you’re ok with sitting on the seat after a strangers ass has been there? You hover in public, that’s the difference.

Ugh, God. If you hover, LIFT THE SEAT FIRST.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I allowed this once a few years ago and the dude totally bombed out my toilet. It took an hour to air out the bathroom completely.

*gag*

Never would allow them bc of stories like this.

Stories. Like. This. Are. Why. They. Had. To. Ask.

No delivery person is like hmm, my bladder is half full, let me ask this obviously horrified, stuck up princess if I can use her precious bathroom. They didn’t want to. It was an emergency. All you have to do is show a little grace and compassion and I’m astounded by how many of you have so much material wealth and such hard, thin souls.

EXACTLY!

Good God, people. If someone asks to use your toilet, they probably really need to use it. It's cruel to say no.
You do know you can clean your bathroom afterwards if you want, right? Or are you too fancy to clean your own bathroom as well?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think saying yes allow common decency. We have 2 half bathrooms that are more than acceptable for guests to use. I would maybe switch out the hand towel afterwards. I would not want them to go upstairs to the bedroom level.

I don't get the germaphobe part. Do you think they are going to smear poop all over the place? Have you never used a shared restroom?

Fecal matter spray can spread disease and viruses.

And seriously, you’re ok with sitting on the seat after a strangers ass has been there? You hover in public, that’s the difference.

You are a monster among us and you don’t even know, incredible. You just leave mess in your wake and dance along worrying and complaining about other people.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I allowed this once a few years ago and the dude totally bombed out my toilet. It took an hour to air out the bathroom completely.

*gag*

Never would allow them bc of stories like this.

Stories. Like. This. Are. Why. They. Had. To. Ask.

No delivery person is like hmm, my bladder is half full, let me ask this obviously horrified, stuck up princess if I can use her precious bathroom. They didn’t want to. It was an emergency. All you have to do is show a little grace and compassion and I’m astounded by how many of you have so much material wealth and such hard, thin souls.

EXACTLY!

Good God, people. If someone asks to use your toilet, they probably really need to use it. It's cruel to say no.
You do know you can clean your bathroom afterwards if you want, right? Or are you too fancy to clean your own bathroom as well?

+3 At what price would you help someone in an urgent situation, to allow them to retain their dignity?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Of course you say yes. How is this even a question?

+1
just try putting yourself in their shoes (physical labor + constantly on the move), for once

[Anonymous]

Just use the covid excuse. No due to covid

[Anonymous]

Of course, you let them use the bathroom.

Be respectful and humane. You are letting them in your house because you do not want to carry your own heavy furniture. If they ask for something from you, be gracious.