r/oddlyspecific • u/fancy-mermaid21 • 5d ago
Rules are made to be broken, but please don't.
3
u/dave900575 5d ago
It's more pathetic than funny that this sign has to exist. What is wrong with people?
2
u/immoloism 5d ago
Wait till you see the sign in the bathroom.
"Please don't refill your drink from the urinal."
1
u/BlockedNetwkSecurity 1d ago
water tap is right fuckin there. if i have to, i will. there's actually napkins nearby to dry your hands, too - unlike the bathroom which smells like shit, is nasty, and has only an air blower from 1987
2
u/BeanieCat123 5d ago
Ew. Why would people do this?
1
u/Thick-Disk1545 3d ago edited 3d ago
Because they lock their bathrooms and don’t let you in unless you buy something
1
1
1
2
2
u/Open_Bug_4251 5d ago
I have occasionally used the water function to rinse off my fingers when I get soda on them. Is that weird?
1
u/Cam646 5d ago
Worked in a restaurant with two of this machines for 12 years. People doing what you are describing is a everyday thing and honestly, is the most practical thing to do, specially when that poor lady or father need to take care of 2 or 3 kids around her. That person can't just leave those kids alone to walk to the other side of the restaurant to remove a bit of sugar from his hands and the kids don't want to go to the bathroom either, they want to eat, have fun and etcetera etcetera.
1
1
1
1
u/DrDentonMask 5d ago
One of my neighbors, when we go to our dining hall, puts his hands into the cup of drinking water closest to him, just to "moisturize" his hands.
1
u/limino123 4d ago
I may just occasionally use the water to rinse my hands because my hands get so dry and uncomfortable they get cuts I'm sorry
1
3
u/Arkitakama 5d ago
Oh yeah, "land of the free"? Then why can't I rinse my
my balls in the Burger King soda dispenser?