Slobbered
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F1rst!
That's nothing to post an fml over.
stupid if u took the coins
spit in his food
At least it wasn't HIS drool! Canine and feline saliva is close to sterile, so don't worry about it. FYL for having him be so rude as to hand you slimy coins, but....it's not the worst that could happen.
Actually I'm pretty sure that feline saliva is riddled with various bacteria. If you ever get bit by a cat, you need to head straight to the ER for antibiotics. That's what I learned when I worked at a veterinary hospital.
Ah, yeah, I'd forgotten whether it was canine, feline, or both. I haven't studied non-human anatomy and physiology since high school. Thanks for correcting! And uh oh...my mom's cat bites me all the time. O_o
Get a new job, counter help.
Some people are so rude, but all you really need to do is wash your hands...
Not if hey lick... certain things.. >.>
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spit in his food
Well, the owner can. Employees, on the other hand, will most likely be fired if they refuse service.