Welcome to our Slash Milicious Compliance, where a stupid sexist gets himself in big trouble.

Our next reddit post is from Old Hospital. I'm a 25 year old woman, and I work as part of the

Sanitation Department for a hospital. We make sure that patient rooms are sanitized regularly to

ensure that patients and staff are protected as much as possible from any sort of environmental

threats. We take out the trash from nurse stations, patient rooms, replace linen, clean the

hallways and floors, as well as clean the bathrooms daily. I started working about a year before

the pandemic, and as such, a lot of our processes have, as you might have guessed, changed, and become

much more intense. Our supervisors often come around to each floor to make sure everyone in our

department is working properly and being diligent about our cleanings. My position is what we call a

float worker. Basically, I've been trained in every area, and my job is to cover people who are sick,

on days off, on vacation, etc. This comes with a lot of hurdles, such as trying to remember what

order everything needs to be done in. So, sometimes, since there are so many different areas I have to

cover, I have to ask my supervisor for help. The downside to my position is I won't know until I

show up to work where I'll be for the day. I don't mind this, because it allows me to see a vast

amount of the hospital and build a rapport with the nursing staff and doctors all around. Usually,

if I'm covering for someone's vacation or time off, I'll know ahead of time, as my posted

schedule will have been in their position for that time. About a year and a half ago, I was scheduled

to cover one of our guys who works in the operating room for about a month. Working for the operating

room typically came with a fair bit of free time, since there wasn't a whole lot to do after you

prepared the room for the next patient. And the stuff that you were assigned to do, other than those

rooms, were usually finished before your first break anyways. However, there was one downside to

working in the operating room. Steve, a 56 year old man. Steve was a scumbag, and the sort of person

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