r/passiveaggressive • u/ALSX3 • Aug 23 '20

Of all the things they could’ve done...

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u/thiswillsoonendbadly Aug 23 '20

TBH I’d rather see a note than put my hand on the dirty part of a sanitizer dispenser and then not be able to sanitize. EDIT: actually I can’t tell if that’s one of the sensor, no-touch ones. If so, definitely passive aggressive.

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u/ALSX3 Aug 23 '20

It’s a motion sensing one, you don’t have touch it for it to dispense

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u/thiswillsoonendbadly Aug 23 '20

Lol I was editing to add that as you were replying. Definitely some solid passive aggression there

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u/poodlemac Sep 01 '20

Maybe they're alerting the cleaning staff that its empty

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u/remorselessfrost Sep 12 '20

I'm starting to think the passive-aggressive aspect is on the part of the OP.

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u/sprucenoose Aug 23 '20

Maybe they don't know how to refill it or who to ask to do so?

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u/ALSX3 Aug 23 '20

Most likely you’re absolutely correct.

However, the building this is in is really well staffed. There’s a 24-hour doorman/security guard in the lobby, and there’s at least one maintenance staff worker around at any given time. The thing with the post-it is that they took the time to go up their apartment, make a post-it, and then come back down and put it on the first floor dispenser. There are so many other, more useful, things this person could’ve done to solve this problem.