You be the judge

All mediocre things must come to an end. Bottle was gone today.

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I can’t say that idea didn’t cross my mind but I’m better at capitalizing on other’s jerkiness than directly being a jerk.

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I was traveling and used the pool several times. There was the standard notice about showering before getting in the pool or hot tub. Who actually follows that?

  • Yes, I don’t want to add to the pool soup.
  • No, I’m no germaphobe
  • I’m floating on 42 pool noodles and not touching the water anyway
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I’d worry more about the hot tub. Even though it’s cranked up like 120°, people get in it without showering and … let’s just say that on closer inspection, the water almost certainly does not appear crystal clear.

I definitely shower after the pool or hot tub.

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I think thexreason that they don’t want the pool to be someplace that people rinse their dirt and sweat from. One time is fine, 100 a day becomes an issue.

Yep for sure showering after. All that chlorine makes your skin itchy too.

I miss the social distancing abandoned protein shake bottle.

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As Ghandi said, be the change.

Mebbe the shake bottle has evolved and mutated enough to develop feelings for you too!!! :microbe: :zombie:

I was shopping somewhere that has a food court thing at the end where you order by kiosk. The person in front of me (let’s call them A) goes to the open kiosk, starts to order, but there’s some issue and an employee comes over to help. In the meantime, the kiosk that’s back to back with the aforementioned one opens up, so I go there. Before I can touch the screen, A is apparently impatient with whatever is going on and goes to slide in but notices me there and returns to the original kiosk. As I’m ordering, A’s companion comes over to tell me off that A was next in line. I said A was being assisted by an employee.

You be the judge;

  • A should have asked to go ahead if timing was that critical
  • I should have deferred to A when they tried to go in front of me
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ā€œAā€ was not next in the wait line. She was in the service line.
Tough shit on her.
Oh, and fuck kiosks.

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I’m confused.

Correct me if I’m wrong: A was actively being assisted by an employee at Kiosk 1 when you went to Kiosk 2?

And A thought you did something wrong???

I mean, assuming you were next in line behind A then of course you should take the open kiosk. If Kiosk 1 was malfunctioning and Kiosk 2 was A’s only option, A only has a claim on it AFTER it’s made apparent to A and everyone else that Kiosk 2 is now the only option.

You don’t keep Kiosk 2 open and idle on the off chance that Kiosk 1 is busted.

And if you’ve already started at Kiosk 2 when it’s apparent that Kiosk 1 is no longer an option, then that’s just bad luck for A.

Correct. The employee came over and determined the issue was that Kiosk 1 was out of paper, so the employee went to get another roll. I assume that A got impatient waiting and went to jump in front of me. I was at Kiosk 2 already but had not yet started my order. There was about 6 feet between the front of the line and Kiosk 1, and Kiosk 2 was behind Kiosk 1, so a few more steps to walk around, so I passed A to get to Kiosk 2.

I wonder if A’s companion (who wasn’t in line with A when we were both waiting) urged A to go in front of me. I kind of ignored A when they came around to my side at Kiosk 2 and started my order. Unsure why A’s companion decided to walk over to tell me off. A was in the process of ordering at Kiosk 1 when I finished my order. A was still in the process of ordering when I grabbed my order and walked off.

Honestly if A had asked if I minded them going ahead of me I’d have deferred. They also could have scanned a QR code on an A-board right next to Kiosk 1 and ordered with their phone instead of the kiosk. I’d started to do that when Kiosk 2 opened.

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I’d do a third poll option… once it was clear A’s kiosk had technical difficulties they retuened to the front of the line, but you weren’t in line, you were being serviced, so they’d go directly after you.

And if they complained about it then they’d go to the back of the line.

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I’d also like to point out that the reason I noticed that you could scan a QR code to order was I saw A scanning it with their phone, so they knew there was an alternate means of ordering which couldve been utilized if waiting for the employee to fix Kiosk 1 was too much of a burden,

Does spreading the myth of Santa embody the generosity of Christmas or a trust-destroying sham?

  • Yes, Santa is good/fun
  • No, screw that
  • 42 pieces of coal
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multiple choices allowed?

We have found Scrooge!

I’m way late on this, but as anyone with long hair should, I at least rinse in a shower to get my hair wet before putting it in my swim cap b/c it will arguably absorb less chlorine if pre-soaked.