Why did he do this?

[Millennial_Messiah]

We've established he had to throw stool.

2 girls 1 cup?

[Trill Clinton]

What if he was doing work inside the house? Is the bathroom still off limits?

[SpursforSix]

What if he was doing work inside the house? Is the bathroom still off limits?

Is the worker black or white?


Edit...Mexican or white.

[Will Hunting]

What if he was doing work inside the house? Is the bathroom still off limits?

I still say no.

It largely depends on the person's appearance. Every time I've seen a repairman ask to use the bathroom, he looks like the type who clogs toilets on the reg due to poor diet that leads to large, rock hard s. If it were a normal looking person who didn't look like he's 3 hours removed from consuming $20 worth of taco bell food, then it wouldn't bother me as much.

[Will Hunting]

ROFL you must not have been around to see the creatures from the deep that would surface at spurstalk GTG's tbh

no technician is touching any of them with a ten foot pole no matter how desperate IMO

Those are precisely the type of creatures I wouldn't want using my bathroom

[mrsmaalox]

What if he was doing work inside the house? Is the bathroom still off limits?

Good question! Hmmm. First of all, if I had someone working inside my home I would not be there alone. And if for some reason I was alone, I would probably find it too awkward to refuse them access to the bathroom if we are both standing face to face outside of my bathroom But I think I’d still not be completely ok with it just because it doesnt seem professional. I asked my cousin who owns a home healthcare company and her employees are forbidden from using any customer facility except for washing hands (in plain sight with door open) and cannot accept as much as a glass of water. But I forgot to ask her about home health aides who spend all day with customers attending to ADLs, the rules would have to be different for them.

[SpursforSix]

Good question! Hmmm. First of all, if I had someone working inside my home I would not be there alone. And if for some reason I was alone, I would probably find it too awkward to refuse them access to the bathroom if we are both standing face to face outside of my bathroom But I think I’d still not be completely ok with it just because it doesnt seem professional. I asked my cousin who owns a home healthcare company and her employees are forbidden from using any customer facility except for washing hands (in plain sight with door open) and cannot accept as much as a glass of water. But I forgot to ask her about home health aides who spend all day with customers attending to ADLs, the rules would have to be different for them.

If they can use the sink (as long as door is open), do you think it would be acceptable to pee in the sink?

[tlongII]

Sounds racist to me.