By frenchy - 24/03/2009 05:47 - United States

Today, I work in a grocery store and a woman suffering from diarrhea somehow managed to get shit up and down two of the store aisles, then go to the ladies room and mess up the stall. I was the only one working trained in deal with bio-hazardous waste so I had to clean it up. FML
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Same thing different taste

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Ugh....I had this happen with someones kid when I was working in a childrens clothing store. The kid told the mom for 30 minutes that she had to go potty, and the mom ignored her. She left a trail of diarrhea all over our store. I had to clean it up because I was 17 at the time, and the only one working who wasn't a manager. Gross. People are disgusting and rude. I'm sorry you had to deal with this!!

ugh that's disgusting, i understand it can be hard to hold explosive diarrhea in, but honestly at the first sign of pain down there you should probably skidaddle to a bathroom ASAP. sorry you had to deal with that :(

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chasingcities 0

I would have quit right there.

lmaoO.. This isn't an FML if that's your JOB! Who works in a supermarket and is trained in bio hazardous waste?? You asked for someone to shit on the floor.. =]

this is when you tell your manager you'll clean it up for a raise of at least $2 an hour... you'll probably get it. hahaha.

efftthhiiss 0

this is about the time i'd quit. it's a job in a grocery store. not worth it

you deserve to clean up shit if you actually cleaned up the shit in the first place

karma_89812 0

#15- feces, vomit, and blood are all considered bio-hazardous waste in most jobs at least in the US. I used to work for a camp where we were all trained how to deal with the clean up of it, some people really do have issues where they can't help becoming incontinent.

TryToBeKind 0

What the Hell is it with women ******** in grocery stores? Honestly! I used to work at a SuperWal*Fart and during the last year I worked there two seperate women shat up or down an aisle. I wonder if it's that Ali weight-loss thing that was all the rage awhile ago.

Celiac disease... look it up. It really is uncontrollable. One moment your fine the next its everywhere. It happened to my mom on her first day of work in a board meeting before she was diagnosed. They had to call biohazard in but conveniently she was working for a company who supplied biohazard products. What made it worse though was it destroyed her clothes. She spent the rest of the meeting in a white tshirt with nothing on underneath. And DIDNT quit. :) She's a trooper.

wallythedolly 0

Um....quit. And demand they give you a few thousand dollars to pay for the trauma you endured.