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Actually, that is also a way to surrepticiously abuse you: not even your toilet time should be "yours".

• irishcoffee 8mo ago
  I was in a fraternity in college, 20 years ago. We put weekly bathroom notes on the inside of the stall doors. Something interesting, something funny, upcoming news. The elected fraternity secretary was responsible for making those weekly, among many other things. If they were a day late the amount of pestering they would get until the did that weekly job was hilarious. We all got a kick out of them. Your toilet time can be yours, just don’t fucking read them lol. Back then razr phones were the hotness, nobody sat on a smartphone and had ads blasted at them while they took a shit.
• nostrademons 8mo ago
  I guess, if you equate "influence" with "abuse". An awful lot pillars of our society would become abuse then. Ask any parent of a toddler whether their toilet time is actually "theirs".
  • estimator7292 8mo ago
    Employers should not be treating employees like toddlers and try to brainwash them on the goddamn toilet
    • nostrademons 8mo ago
      My point is the opposite actually: if you are the parent of a toddler, you'll know that your toilet time is not actually yours, because your toddler will try every effort to get your attention and influence you, up to and including crawling into your lap while you are doing your business; tantrumming on the bathroom floor; tantrumming outside the bathroom door; cutting up the mail you really need to file; spilling food all over the floor; unlatching childproofing; moving furniture; and enlisting their siblings.