Our own little war..

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

There’s going to be a war in my office, specifically on the floor I work on, and it’s going to be over the coffee maker. I do not understand how grown adults can think it’s ok to spill coffee down the counter and into little puddles on the floor and walk away from it. (That’s what I walked in on this morning, coffee on the floor and no one around..) Then there’s the people who turn off the coffee but don’t bother to rinse the pot, or the people who take all but the very last drop of coffee and put it back on the burner, (Yeah that makes quite the mess!) or leave the burner on overnight, etc.

It’s bad enough that I have to babysit some people when it comes to using their computers, isn’t it?

OK, I’m all vented now. I feel much better. *L*

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