Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread was absolutely disgusting. I hope that the “it’s no big deal to use the bathroom, handle raw chicken, pet the dog and hand you a bagel without washing hands “ posters are really just kidding. I am here with you OP. Stop eating at their house, full stop.

In solidarity

Nope, not kidding. I would wash my hands after touching raw chicken or used the bathroom in public but that’s it. I would not think twice about petting the dog and picking up your bagel for you.

You are nasty!

+1. And this is why I never, ever let certain people touch my food. If you “picked up a bagel for me,” I’d blandly smile, wash my hands, and go get a plate and pick out another one. I guess I just feel like poppyseed today! And no worries, if you “insisted” on touching food and we were at your house and you left me no choice, I’d simply push around the food on my plate, eat a granola bar on the way home, and never come to your house for meals again. Gross!

You know your FIL does this because he can't stand you, right?

Anonymous wrote:IDGAF!!
Some of you people are NASTY, GROSS, DISGUSTING!
Your nasty a*** then tries to justify it by citing feces used in treatments, unseen practices at restaurants and other bull**** that does not come close to excusing you from washing your filthy hands. GET A LIFE AND SOME SOAP!!

You're the one screaming, name-calling, and otherwise losing your shit on a message board. So...

my inlaws just walked in. My FIL proceeded to unload the worst gas imaginable. He walked to the bathroom and peed all over the floor. Walked out without washing hands (how do I know? Why would he close the door?). Then walked back outside to bring something else in, as it started to downpour, and walked in talking to me and forgot to take off his shoes. So in five minutes, I'm wiping mud off the floor, urine off the floor, and lighting a candle. MIL blew her nose after wiping off the dog's paws and picking up the dog's poop and walked into the kitchen to rummage through to find a water glass. This was literally the first 7 minutes.

Anonymous wrote:I hope many of you don't eat out in restaurants. And like my chef-brother says, the nicer the restaurant, the more people who are touching your food. You think they're back in the kitchen washing their hands all the time? hahahahahah

So that justifies you wiping your a** then touching my food? Or wiping your dog’s nuts then cooking dinner?
NASTY !
That’s how we got COVID, all these trifling jokers.

I hope many of you don't eat out in restaurants. And like my chef-brother says, the nicer the restaurant, the more people who are touching your food. You think they're back in the kitchen washing their hands all the time? hahahahahah

Thanks for the laughs germaphobes!

Yeah, this is why most middle aged people learn not to eat much at any potlucks where you don't know the people well. Lots of people are nasty.

This thread full of germaphobic rantings is the most hilarious thing I’ve read this week, thanks for the laughs!

Anonymous wrote:I watch people in their own kitchen handle raw chicken, rinse hands for 2 secs (no soap), and dry raw chicken fingers on dish towels they dry dishes with. No dishwasher at house.

I replace the towels, sneak cleaning, and hope for the best.

I just threw up.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread was absolutely disgusting. I hope that the “it’s no big deal to use the bathroom, handle raw chicken, pet the dog and hand you a bagel without washing hands “ posters are really just kidding. I am here with you OP. Stop eating at their house, full stop.

In solidarity

Nope, not kidding. I would wash my hands after touching raw chicken or used the bathroom in public but that’s it. I would not think twice about petting the dog and picking up your bagel for you.

You are nasty!

+1. And this is why I never, ever let certain people touch my food. If you “picked up a bagel for me,” I’d blandly smile, wash my hands, and go get a plate and pick out another one. I guess I just feel like poppyseed today! And no worries, if you “insisted” on touching food and we were at your house and you left me no choice, I’d simply push around the food on my plate, eat a granola bar on the way home, and never come to your house for meals again. Gross!

IDGAF!!
Some of you people are NASTY, GROSS, DISGUSTING!
Your nasty a*** then tries to justify it by citing feces used in treatments, unseen practices at restaurants and other bull**** that does not come close to excusing you from washing your filthy hands. GET A LIFE AND SOME SOAP!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This thread was absolutely disgusting. I hope that the “it’s no big deal to use the bathroom, handle raw chicken, pet the dog and hand you a bagel without washing hands “ posters are really just kidding. I am here with you OP. Stop eating at their house, full stop.

In solidarity

Nope, not kidding. I would wash my hands after touching raw chicken or used the bathroom in public but that’s it. I would not think twice about petting the dog and picking up your bagel for you.

You are nasty!

Anonymous wrote:This thread was absolutely disgusting. I hope that the “it’s no big deal to use the bathroom, handle raw chicken, pet the dog and hand you a bagel without washing hands “ posters are really just kidding. I am here with you OP. Stop eating at their house, full stop.

In solidarity

Nope, not kidding. I would wash my hands after touching raw chicken or used the bathroom in public but that’s it. I would not think twice about petting the dog and picking up your bagel for you.

I’m sure your dogs and kids have way more germs. That being said, tactfully educate them about hygiene. Gift them nice smelling hand washes and hand creams.

This thread was absolutely disgusting. I hope that the “it’s no big deal to use the bathroom, handle raw chicken, pet the dog and hand you a bagel without washing hands “ posters are really just kidding. I am here with you OP. Stop eating at their house, full stop.

In solidarity