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OK Television 1108 and says, am I the a whole? Co-worker's cultural food

smells up office and she blasts me on socials for being racist. So I have a Korean co-worker who was

adopted when she was a baby by the whitest people I've ever met. I'm Hispanic and adopted also by the whitest people ever.

So we, I guess, co-workers bonded over it at first. She talks about her heritage though,

as if she was raised Korean and pretend she doesn't have white parents, which I don't understand,

but each to their own. So this co-er is constantly bringing Korean food into the office that smells so intense or

bad the entire office smells for the rest of the day.

I have a sensitive stomach with smells and cannot handle it constantly.

We also work in an extremely small office space, so this isn't space where I can ask to move

desks or I'm bothered by some faint smell in the distance.

Now I wouldn't have an issue if it was once in a while, even once a week, but it's making

me physically ill at my desk every day for months now.

I really cannot emphasize enough that it's not the smell of intense seasonings or ingredients

that has turned in my stomach, but it actually smells like expired bad food.

Yesterday was the worst.

I couldn't take it anymore.

I politely apologized and asked her if she could maybe consider eating it in the break room

because my stomach couldn't handle the smells.

I would ask the same if our buddy Sam was bringing tuna sandwiches in. I think I said I'm sorry 10 plus times in the process of asking because I know she is sensitive about it.

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