I worked at Montgomery Wards back in the 80's and we used to find poop in the fitting rooms. Seriously - WHO DOES THAT???
I worked at Target a few years ago and right at store closing a manager found poop in the main aisle. Literally nothing shocks me any longer.
Once I was at the Orange train depot, and leading up to the ladies' room was a track of liquid poop, all the way into the bathroom. I felt sorry for the lady who had the runs and couldn't make it in time--she must've been terribly embarrassed. Later when I went back, it was totally cleaned up--you couldn't tell there had been evidence of someone having had a "problem".
Yes, and I was glad one with the "problem".
...or they just let it rip on the floor of the ride vehicle.
I was at MK with my family last friday. I went to the washroom in Pecos Bills and someone had DESTROYED the handicap stall. Apparently they decided to stand on the toilet to take a poop and in broke the toilet off the wall. The manager looked like he was going to throw up as he was talking into his handset. I could not help but laugh at the thought of some idot standing on the toilet as it fell to the ground.Originally Posted by Chaka Peachfuzz
I used to work at a local hardware store as a stocker. We would frequently have customers that would come in, stand still for about 5 minutes, then shake their leg and let a few little "presents" roll out, then leave. They didn't even buy anything. WTF??
Ewwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww!!!
Note to self: Avoid Michigan if at all possible.
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I think that's when you implement an "ABSOLUTELY NO LOITERING!" rule.
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These stories about people standing around in stalls, on toilets, changing rooms, and leaving "presents" this is just scaring me.
I will never walk anywhere in bare feet again. I am even thinking I should avoid flip flops after this
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