I’m at work and I walk into the men’s bathroom. The door isn’t even closed behind me and I notice that the whole room smells like something dead rotting. All I have to do is a simple in and out with nothing stinky involved, but anyone seeing me come out of the bathroom and coming in next is going to think that *I* have something evil and decaying inside of *me* and that I’m the one who contaminated the public restroom. Sigh. Don’t even get me started about the people who leave pieces of toilet paper all over the floor. Is it really that hard to hit the bowl? On second thought, it’s probably the same person and even he is trying to escape the odor as fast as possible. Well, at least they flushed. I think.
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“No one can tell what goes on in between the person you were and the person you become. No one can chart that blue and lonely section of hell. There are no maps of the change. You just...come out the other side. Or don't.”
by Stephen King The Stand
Working in various places it always angered me when this would occur. I dubbed it the “annual”, in that I thought the person held it for a whole year — festering, rotting, fermenting, until they chose a public restroom to let go and sit (and something that rhymes with that) for an hour, meanwhile killing off people in the room, then anyone who comes in for a couple of weeks — regardless of cleaning! If you eat something that smells skunk-like or “mostly dead” when it leaves you — change your diet. About this subject — unlike the other, I undersnd, for this is why I don’t use public restrooms to sit. Not everyone shares the same level of hygeine.
Much like finding an unclear seat. How could you miss? While cheeks might vary in size and some shape, the actual “disposal department” is roughly the same area* and size and shape.
*paraniums do vary
I HATE the bathrooms here!! They all smell like DEATH!!! It is so gross. It’s embarassing when we have guests come into the building and have to use the restroom!!!!
GROSS!!!!!!!!!!!