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random sass & musing™

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i wonder if etiquette is about being especially nice or if it is about treating people as you want to be treated. take for example our breakroom at my office. 150 adults in my firm & i'm guessing maybe half have some sort of manners. i just went into the kitchen to get a cup of ice water. i was confronted with aan entire stack of cups that had some sort of weird tomato sauce splashabout on it. this was lying beside a small fort of crumbs & an empty straw wrapper.

YOUR MOM DOESN'T WORK HERE. for serious, people.

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