EXTREMELY EMBARRASSED AT WORK
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How did she know for sure it was you? She is a peeping tom! (No offense to anyone named Tom!) If she is a peeper, she clearly would have seen you doing whatever it was you were doing!0
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How did she know for sure it was you? She is a peeping tom! (No offense to anyone named Tom!) If she is a peeper, she clearly would have seen you doing whatever it was you were doing!
She said the other lady came out of her stall while OP was washing her hands and saw that it was her.0 -
OP did you go to HR? What did they say?0
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First off. LMFAO... Second, this:I think doing squats in a stall is much weirder than masturbating in there.
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Why didn't you get your boss to smell your fingers?
Hey Dewy, smell my finger.
*sniff* what's that?
That's the smell when you become a REAL man! HAHAHA!
Smell mine
*sniff* Oh god, what is that?
MY *kitten*.0 -
SO many questions about the logistics of all of this. How big of a stall is this that you can do squats in there? And how did she not see you once you were near the floor? And why, when she heard the noises, did she not look and see you obviously squatting in the gigantic stall which I assume had a standard stall door? I need MythBusters.
...and OP?
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This really sounds like part of an online game of truth or dare. Because when it comes to the dare part, it nearly always involves starting a thread about some extremely embarrassing problem (usually work related), because if you have to make someone do a dare on an online forum without getting a strike or ban, that's about all there is. Or maybe publicly telling other members that you have a secret crush on them or some other such thing.
Other good dares include embarrassing signatures, although on this forum it'd have to be putting stuff in bold at the bottom of a set number of posts. Or something.
If it's really not a dare or a troll post, then I agree about going to HR because this is unprofessional and probably classed as harassment, as others have said.0 -
Because after i finished up my squats i went to wash my hands and fix myself up and she came out the stall a few seconds later. It was only us in the restroom
That's when you talk to her, saying "Wow, that was tough doing the squats challenge, my friends and I on facebook are doing it every morning, adding more squats every day, have you heard of it?" and demonstrate a partial squat for her, avoiding this whole scenario.... but now...complain to HR first, you have to now...
Then, do squats daily before your shift in the bathroom OUTSIDE the stall in full view, keeping count, telling everyone who enters that "now you have to do them outside the stall since dirty minded people assume rude things and spread rumors" and talk to them about your squat challenge and ask them if you want to join. That should clear it up after a few weeks...and force people to either complain about you doing squats in the bathroom to your boss (thereby clearing up what you are actually doing), or accept you do squats in the restroom.
But really, bad, bad choice of place all around, I'd never want to inhale deeply in the bathroom for my work out...but now, you just about have to do it, or else the other idea will stick for everyone.0 -
This is what the world is coming to...
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/hell-no-you-cant-go-teamsters-dont-bathroom-rules-n158431
Some notes:
The Chicago company installed a new system that monitors bathroom breaks and penalizes employees who spend more than six minutes a day in the washroom outside their normal breaks.
"The HR woman literally goes through every person's bathroom use and either hands out a reward or discipline," said Nick Kreitman, an attorney for Teamsters Local 743
Sounds like I need to go back to school for HR so I can get a job monitoring adult pee breaks.
ETA:
I drink 6-7cups of water at work.......I would be in trouble! :laugh:0 -
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This is what the world is coming to...
http://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/hell-no-you-cant-go-teamsters-dont-bathroom-rules-n158431
Some notes:
The Chicago company installed a new system that monitors bathroom breaks and penalizes employees who spend more than six minutes a day in the washroom outside their normal breaks.
"The HR woman literally goes through every person's bathroom use and either hands out a reward or discipline," said Nick Kreitman, an attorney for Teamsters Local 743
Sounds like I need to go back to school for HR so I can get a job monitoring adult pee breaks.
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^THIS makes me very glad I'm self employed! I'm diabetic, drink a lot of water, and go every hour on the hour. Self employment also makes it possible for me to work out when I danged well want to!0
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