Why do you do these things?

a reply to: Snarl

On that I agree (but I'm not going to clean up someone else's bodily fluids unless paid/provided proper equipment), and on that note:

Why do some people leave a loaded baby diaper lying in the parking lot?

a reply to: Snarl

Wait, so the dribbler got let go, but the violent guy who assaulted him to the point of unconsciousness wasn't??

originally posted by: deadlyhope
Why do you expect gas station attendants to just start the pump for you when you don't come in, when this is no longer a regular thing?
On the same thought - Why do you pump an exact amount of gas - say 20 bucks, only to mess up that total with a pack of gum or candy bar?

What is this 'gas pumping' thing you speak of? We Jerseyites here legends of frightening places where, in the deepest throes of winter, poor frozen citizens must exit their warm vehicles and dispense their own petroleum products.

originally posted by: kaylaluv
a reply to: Snarl

Wait, so the dribbler got let go, but the violent guy who assaulted him to the point of unconsciousness wasn't??

Yep. Surprising thing is people thought I might have been the one ... and (thankfully) I happened to not be at work that day. That perception of me is probably why I was told whodunnit. And that guy ... nobody would naturally suspect him because of his position in our company.

Anyway ... the bathrooms are being left neater and neater. Though it is strictly my opinion from my own exclusive perspective: The ends justified the means and I'm keeping what came to light to myself.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Snarl
On that I agree (but I'm not going to clean up someone else's bodily fluids ...

I'm used to it, so I guess it's not as repulsive to me. It's not like I'm throwing a GI Party every time I walk in the place. Just a quick swipe with damp paper towels I just dried my hands with. If everyone starts doing it ... the clean goes a long long way.