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Someone talking about some passive-aggressive thing that they do at work, they say whenever somebody leaves a cup or a bowl or a plate in the sink at work for somebody else to clean, I'd just throw it in the trash.

Oh.

Mm-hmm.

I really like it when it's a personalized cop, then I chucked that one.

I know that that is sometimes an issue that happens where people are piggies leaving

things in the fridge or in the sink for other people to clean up.

I don't know if I've really heard of a good solution on how any business ever handles it.

I've seen the emails that even happen here at our job.

It's usually one person or two people are assigned to it, because they expect everyone to clean up after themselves. Nobody does.

If you put some tomato bisque in there without the lid, trust me, it's not getting cleaned up.

Is that justified if somebody leaves their own personal dirty dish in the sink?

They don't clean it up.

They leave it there for somebody else.

And it's there past a certain time mark.

Are you justified just taking, chuck it in the trash?

Yes.

I think after 24 hours.

Okay.

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