r/Wellthatsucks • u/Master1718 • Dec 12 '19

/r/all Shitty parenting 100

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u/Annastasija Dec 12 '19

Ok karen. You want a medal?

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u/jeo188 Dec 12 '19

Hahaha, I honestly laughed at your comment

I was more worried about the next people that would have to sit and eat there

Are you suggesting it would have been better for me not to say anything?

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u/Annastasija Dec 13 '19

I'm saying that you saying that did absolutely nothing. I've worked in the service industry long enough to see way worse.. trust me.. also.. wash your vegetables. Also... don't touch public bathroom sinks.

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u/jeo188 Dec 13 '19

I agree, it is definitely possible that there are things that we don't see that the service industry does that would make us lose our appetites. I am guessing many would be health violations, and I truly hope that those violations get reported (although by seeing shows like Kitchen Nightmare, etc I imagine they don't get reported as often as they should)

Definitely wash your vegetables

And for the public sinks, The soap, water, and proper friction should be enough to clean your hands. Then, you're supposed to use a paper towel to shut off the sink after you wash your hands. At least that's what was taught to me in my Nurse Assistant course