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at least you took responsibility and didn't just leave. we need more people like you op. I hope you made your son help clean up!
I'm very glad you did the right thing and told them, and so, I'm sure, was the staff. I would have made the little brat clean it up himself, though. (But since you didn't, I hope you gave him another form of punishment!)
Personally I would have made my son clean it up. Making kids clean their own messes is a great natural consequence and they almost never repeat it.
Why would you clean it up at all? The employees get paid for that shit. To the people saying that it isn't in the job description, its customer service. You have to expect the unexpected. If your manager tells you to clean it up, you pretty much have no choice.
The kid knowingly shit in a urinal, and KNEW he shouldn't. That's the kid's responsibility to clean up, not the staff. I can see if the kid accidentally threw up in the play place or something, that would be the employee's job to clean up.
You should have made him clean it up, OP. And then made him wear a sign saying "I shat in the urinal at McDonald's"
Why didn't u have him clean it up?
I most definitely would not be cleaning up my 11 year old son's shit. I can barely handle picking up accidental puppy turds. Your son needs serious disciplining. Spank the little **** or something.
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Why didn't you make him clean it up?
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