I've wished this for a long time because I have a compromised immune system. But I'm desperately hoping that a silver lining of the cornoavirus pandemic will be that the world becomes a less crappy experience for me personally because, good god, people are gross on a regular basis and act like I'm crazy and a bitch if I ask them "Please don't do that. I get sick real easily."
I can't condone murder for coughing, though I have my days when I would very much like to. But I absolutely will sign the petition to pass the law making it a firing offense for cashiers to share their diseases so freely.
When he receives his change, he has it placed in a separate bag, which he then sprays w/ 70% rubbing alcohol, and then disposes of his gloves.
And, yes, he is fun at parties.
It's more economically sustainable. It's more environmentally sustainable. It meets a higher bar for hygiene than being exposed and cleaning up afterwards.
Etc.
I mean, maybe you are just making conversation. I don't know. But this is not a practice I care to embrace.
Eating in restaurant with him is a stressful experience.
He is healthy and eats well, otherwise.
Though I will note that I was called a hypochondriac for years until they decided it was a genetic disorder. I sometimes say "they finally found a better name for my condition than crazy."
Then the internet decided I was crazy. It's like a curse that follows me around.
Delivery in no way protects against the problem of an employee with poor hygiene doing awful stuff to your groceries. If anything, it makes it worse because a lot of the handling of it will be out of view for you and people are known to behave worse when no one is watching.
How many touchscreens are necessary?
It is not usable until all the fluid has evaporated.
I'm not worried about a hypothetical, I'm worried more about the lack of a sense of humor. I just hope stress kills more humorless people who take everything way too literally.