>If I'm eating at my desk, don't touch my food. >If there's cake in the breakroom, have a piece, but leave your Tupperware in your car. People actually do tha

>If I'm eating at my desk, don't touch my food. >If there's cake in the breakroom, have a piece, but leave your Tupperware in your car. People actually do that? Where do you work? >If you get upset in a discussion with someone else, don't raise your voice, don't yell profanities, and most of all, don't slam the door or throw anything. If one of the last two happened, that's when I'd leave for good. I've seen people get upset and even raise their voices, but if it ever got even slightly physical, I think I'd have to go. It's just too easy for an object to hit someone "accidentally." The last thing I need is a red Swingline stuck in the back of my head.