Nymue wrote:Exactly! Same here. Unfortunately this is actually a daily exercise for me in the bathroom stalls at work. Give me a goddamn break, ladies. They're so freaked out about germs, so they spray their own urine all over the seat (and I've seen it on the floor too!) and leave it for the next person to deal with. Get over it and PLANT. YOUR. ASS. If everyone did that, there wouldn't BE pee on the seat.
And I work in a professional setting too. Pretty damn sad.
At offices too?! Where there is infinite toilet paper, sewer systems, and even some of those toilet seat covers?
And here I thought it was bad enough that dudes somehow miss the urinal and paint the wall.
Another ironic thing about your office situation is that the bathroom is probably the cleanest area of the office (well, prior to people pissing on it). It's periodically being doused in disinfectant, waste is flushed out regularly, people wash their hand, etc. The place with the most germs? The office water dispenser. People touch their mugs and other shit to those spouts all the time. Food, cream scum, stale coffee, etc. gets all over those things and nobody washes them. Plus, the mouth/cups is where tons of real germs come from, only to breed and incubate on the water dispenser. The drinking fountain is far cleaner with as it isn't interacted in that same manner.
I also wonder what kind of germs these people think they'll be getting while sitting on a toilet seat? Most effects from germs in the bathroom come from people handling their junk, not washing their hands, and preparing food. Yeah, hovering would be acceptable if you were planting your face-cheeks on the toilet seat; hugging the porcelain is probably not good when you're heaving. But the ass? Are they the idiots who believe you can get herpes from a toilet seat? Do they think that the well-sat-in seats in the conference room are any better? That "germs" will not penetrate pants? That the areas of your body expelling waste are probably the best suited towards fighting off the effects of it? Don't these people wash their hands anyway?
ARGH!