My feelings exactly. As I said in my post, everyone should have the experience.
I work in a hospital, and while my job isn’t housekeeping, when I go into a bathroom and it’s a mess, I tidy up where I can, because the cleanliness of the bathroom is a direct reflection on the quality of the institution.
Sure, I feel like people can be real pigs, but the people who just drop wet paper towels in the sink, in urinals, and on the floor and leave it there deserve a special contempt in my opinion.
I give patients a pass, because...well, they are the customer, they might be ill, or distracted by the condition of their loved ones. But if I see an employee do it...that really gets my goat.
ACLU? Really?
The poor prof must be working for minimum wage. Can’t afford a real lawyer.
Is his toilet at home self-cleaning?
My best friend, a world famous guitarist, was being interviewed on a local Cleveland radio station. People were urged to call in with questions for Neil. The announcer would ask the caller their occupation. As a condo and home repairman, I did a lot of plumbing work, so I told the guy I fixed toilets. Neil realized it was me, and cracked up. The announcer broke up too. It was fun.
And then there’s the Walmart lawsuit lottery.
Toilet cleaning is honest work. In today’s world, no honest worker should be despised.