Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not really an office, but I was in Tyson's Galleria the other day and the 'nice' bathrooms were filthy. Pee, poop, even blood on the toilet, seat, and floor in MULTIPLE stalls. Disgusting. I thought this was an upscale mall.
Upscale shoppers have to crap too. And leave it for the “help” to clean up.
Anonymous wrote:Don't forget the person who has the audacity to talk on the phone as they grunt over the toilet.
don't get me started. Some poor uneducated soul was facetiming in the gym bathroom. Wtf!! We almost came to blowsAnonymous wrote:Don't forget the person who has the audacity to talk on the phone as they grunt over the toilet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Some Indians stand on the toilet when pooping for some reason, so that makes a mess. There was a sign in the men’s room in one place with a drawing of an exed-out drawing of a guy standing/squatting on the toilet because of the problem you mention.
Anonymous wrote:Not really an office, but I was in Tyson's Galleria the other day and the 'nice' bathrooms were filthy. Pee, poop, even blood on the toilet, seat, and floor in MULTIPLE stalls. Disgusting. I thought this was an upscale mall.
Anonymous wrote:If you're so bothered by messes in the public restroom, maybe you should CLEAN up stuff instead of avoiding it!
See wet wipes on the ground? Pick them up and throw out.
See fecal matter on bowl or floor? Keep a sponge and spray on hand for a quick wipe up.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This morning I left a massive bowl-buster in the office restroom. Note that not a drop was on or around or near. It was all “in.”
It is possible to leave Mt. Everest and still be tidy.
Why are you so proud of this? Did you take a pic? Strange.
Anonymous wrote:There are three stalls in our office restroom. I went this afternoon and found the remnants of someone’s massive diahrrea all over the seat in one, one stall full of pee all over the seat and floor, and fecal matter/smudges in the last stall. Needless to say I hightailed it outta there and went to another floor. I feel bad for the cleaning lady who had to clean all that
Anonymous wrote:This morning I left a massive bowl-buster in the office restroom. Note that not a drop was on or around or near. It was all “in.”
It is possible to leave Mt. Everest and still be tidy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I get paid to manage a staff of truly talented people.
I am not paid to clean toilets. That's the cleaning ladies job.
I will not touch the seat so I hover. I was warned not to flush the wet wipes. I place them to the side on the floor for pickup.
They don't have a receptacle for pads and such in the stalls?????
Those "cleaning ladies" despise you and talk about you after work.
Do you really think I care if some Guatemalan janitor gossips about me?![]()
+1. What do I care what they say/think.
Because some of us are the children of those people who had to clean up after dirty white folk. We grow up hearing the stories that our parents told us. Then we grow up become educated and resent white people. We end up being your coworkers, your neighbors and we will view you as dirty pigs. Thanks for affirming why I don’t like white people.