Mystery toilet
By wellcrap - 03/10/2013 05:41 - United States - Carrollton
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By pass_the_tp - 13/01/2010 02:57 - United States
U really shouldn't just assume people work for places cuz they r standing there
People with bad grammar give the best advices :)
U rlly shouldn't talk lik this cause we rnt txtin. Its not that hard to talk like you made it through third grade.
Clearly not... she was in the bathroom after all.
Was the person wearing a name tag? If yes then FYL if not YDI. That the easy was to tell if the work there or not. Every employee at any hotel has to wear one bottom line.
I have yet to see any standard pub that isn't a restaurant aswell have staff with name badges. Country pubs especially. Plenty of small shops don't do it either.
Entitled bitch much?
OP didn't want her stuff to get flagged like the magazine in that episode of Seinfield.
What the hell is a bathroom attendant anyways?
It's kinda odd that OP did not mention anything about uniform and yet everyone assumes that the person could have been wearing one. Well I'll say I thought so to. OP you kinda deserved it. 1 for being to lazy to keep your own stuff, 2 for trusting strangers with your valuables while you take a potty break. Yes potty break is what I meant to say. Que all the negative votes.
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Even if they did have one...why give your things to anyone? YDI just take it with you and hang them on the hook on the bathroom door.
I never trust that, maybe I don't trust people in general but I'm not okay with the idea of handing my expensive things to a stranger and assuming they'll give them back.