OT - Mask Etiquette

Fred19Flintstone

I’m at work and went to the restroom.  After dropping a brick, my mask falls into the bowl with the brick.  I don’t want to touch it and I don’t want to flush it because it would probably clog the toilet.  I walked away.  Does that make me a bad person?

JohnInCarolina

Fred19Flintstone said:

I’m at work and went to the restroom.  After dropping a brick, my mask falls into the bowl with the brick.  I don’t want to touch it and I don’t want to flush it because it would probably clog the toilet.  I walked away.  Does that make me a bad person?

Let's play this one out.  

The next person who comes in to use the can sees your mask lying on top of your brick, and either selects another stall because they can't use this one, or they try to flush it down, potentially clogging the toilet.

If nobody tries to flush, it's left there until the janitor comes in, after it's had some time to all mellow there for a bit and really become a gift of a brick if you know what I mean.  Now the janitor has a choice - do they try and flush it down, potentially creating a clog, or do they figure out a way to extract your mask from the toilet?   

Does that answer your question?  

nolaegghead

Hypothetical question here:  if you dropped your cell on a steaming fresh brick of turd, would you retrieve it?

dmchicago

Fred19Flintstone said:

I’m at work and went to the restroom.  After dropping a brick, my mask falls into the bowl with the brick.  I don’t want to touch it and I don’t want to flush it because it would probably clog the toilet.  I walked away.  Does that make me a bad person?

No soap in your brickroom?

JohnInCarolina

dmchicago said:

Fred19Flintstone said:

I’m at work and went to the restroom.  After dropping a brick, my mask falls into the bowl with the brick.  I don’t want to touch it and I don’t want to flush it because it would probably clog the toilet.  I walked away.  Does that make me a bad person?

No soap in your brickroom?

I thought for sure you’d chime in here with a comment on the many virtues of the bidet.

nolaegghead

Dennis, this is for you

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97nJJar_uK8

Kayak

To quote the reddit forum, yes, you are the ****.

Fred19Flintstone

Hmmmmm.  A phone is an expensive item and I would retrieve it from the nasty brick.  Perhaps having a couple of rotten weeks at work gave me a crappy attitude?   

alaskanassasin

Your mask would not clog the toilet, that said you had a chance to grab the mask before it was saturated 

alaskanassasin

I dropped a mag light in the outhouse when I was kid… 

1voyager

JohnInCarolina said:

Fred19Flintstone said:

I’m at work and went to the restroom.  After dropping a brick, my mask falls into the bowl with the brick.  I don’t want to touch it and I don’t want to flush it because it would probably clog the toilet.  I walked away.  Does that make me a bad person?

Let's play this one out.  

The next person who comes in to use the can sees your mask lying on top of your brick, and either selects another stall because they can't use this one, or they try to flush it down, potentially clogging the toilet.

If nobody tries to flush, it's left there until the janitor comes in, after it's had some time to all mellow there for a bit and really become a gift of a brick if you know what I mean.  Now the janitor has a choice - do they try and flush it down, potentially creating a clog, or do they figure out a way to extract your mask from the toilet?   

Does that answer your question?  

You know a lot of brick.