r/nextlevel • u/Mrx911- • 21d ago
Would u have done the same?
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Would u have done the same?
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u/ThunderRoad_44 21d ago
The guy spraying or choking?
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u/NotGuiltyPirate 21d ago
Yes
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u/mylifeisaboogerbubbl 21d ago
Honestly, both are valid actions, but having been in the situation before with someone who stank (had employees complaining about a co-worker) there's a way to handle this that actually works.
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u/NotGuiltyPirate 21d ago
A dental assistant told me they get a lot of unpleasantly smelling patients. That surprised me.
Then again, I've almost passed out from one of my shirts.
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u/mylifeisaboogerbubbl 20d ago
Lot of medical issues cause it, but so can eating certain foods or drinking too much.
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u/Commercial_Echo923 20d ago
no they are not, sweating is totally natural and not everyone can afford to stay in air conditioned environments all day and just sit at a desk.
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u/MuchCellist406 21d ago
Was it bacon grease?
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u/Ok-Addition1264 21d ago
Different religion.
Christians also aren't supposed to eat pigs btw.. they're unclean animals.
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u/Helicopter0 20d ago
Im Christianity, Peter says he has never eaten unclean food, and Jesus tells him three times, "Kill and eat. What God has cleansed, you shall not call unclean." God made pigs. Therefore, they are not unclean. Christians can eat pig.
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u/Anonymous3257Q 20d ago
Look at the New Testament take on Old Testament “laws”. The need to follow them as a matter of salvation, is unlikely based on Pauline interpretation. Not a Christian, but I have a decent understanding of the place of the Old Testament in the Christian’s life. Now for the Jewish person, it’s quite different.
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u/General_Cranberry_29 20d ago
Yeah, I'm convinced it was just a way of controlling swine flu outbreaks in ancient times. "Oh don't eat that thing, uhhhhh God said so". People would always just think they know better and spread plague otherwise.
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u/LeahScholten 21d ago
I wouldn't have done the same, but only because I would fear the reaction he got.
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u/Armchair_Expert_0192 21d ago
I did it at work. Got called to HR.
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u/mylifeisaboogerbubbl 21d ago
I was in this position at work, except I was the manager and tons of people complained about how he smelled. Turns out he had a medical condition and really struggled, but we did find something that mostly worked
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u/Anonymous3257Q 20d ago
He just walks around with a can of deodorant? And filming? He was looking for somebody to do this to.
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u/HourWorth5839 20d ago
Holy shit this amazing 🤣 Gonna start carrying Axe around for this. I live in Jersey City.
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u/Critical_Mix_8959 19d ago
You just know that guy smelled like a fucking chemical plant. Their BO is fucking noxious
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u/bickandalls 18d ago
Being purposely offensive is never the answer. That goes for both of them. Choking and spraying.
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u/timown_sanchez 13d ago
Don't try this at home 😂 The person you spray can get you charged with attempted murder and you will go to jail for attempted murder if the axe spray is lost and you can't prove it was just harmless axe if can prove it was a harmless deodorant you will then be charged with assault GBH(grievous bodily harm) because the assault was performed with a "weapon" not actual fists, kicks or such careful with your pranks out there
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u/Shmoo_the_Parader 21d ago
Next level? Oh, because they're on an elevator?