Today has started so well.....

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Get into work, and as I'm parking the car I see my General Manager walking in. (He's here this morning for a meeting, hopefully not to fire me.....)

Then I get into the office, and see my CM (contracts manager) going into the kitchen, full carton of milk in hand.

That's odd, thinks I, there was half a carton there yesterday evening.

So I goes into the kitchen to make my morning cup of tea, and lo and behold, there is the half carton of milk on the kitchen counter.

I look at CM. "Was that left out all night?"

CM takes life in hands and confirms yes it was.

I just looked at him, and he told me to take a deep breath and count to ten.

I did. Then exploded.

Seriously, how hard is it to put the milk back in the effing fridge????? IT'S RIGHT BESIDE THEM!!!!!

Today can only get better right????

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Comments

[misssimm.livejournal.com]

Where I work people leave tea bags in the sink when the bin is right next to it. Drives me absolutely mad!

[smiley-b.livejournal.com]

Oh, they've been know to do that as well, so believe me when I say I feel your pain!!!

And in a really disturbing addendum to my last post, just went into the kitchen to wash my cup.... people had used the left out all night milk!! (Eugh........)

[misssimm.livejournal.com]

Have shared this with the office, we are all quite disgusted!

[smiley-b.livejournal.com]

Nice to know I'm not the only one totally grossed out....

[meeshy.livejournal.com]

Ugh, I can totally see why that would cause rage. We have similar issues in our staff room... like leaving dirty plates and dishes all over the worktop. When directly underneath the pile of crap is an empty dishwasher *headdesk*

[smiley-b.livejournal.com]

Oh God, don't get me started on dirty dishes and plates.... I work with all blokes (the joys of construction) and none of them believe in rinsing cups or spoons....

I have had cups of tea which were distinctly coffee flavoured (as yucky as it sounds) and I regularly have to steep cups and spoons overnight in Milton to get them anyway clean!!

(The Milton thing is as far as I go in cleaning up after them: I refuse to wash delf that isn't my own; as I say to the lads "I'm not your wife, I'm not your girlfriend and I'm certainly not your mother!! Do it yourself!!")