Recently, a story from an insurance agent, Tosser_tin on Reddit, has caused quite a stir in the Antiwork community. “I just got fired for using a client’s bathroom….” says the headline of the post, so you can see where this is heading.
Turns out, while visiting the client, the author “ended up staying at this woman’s house for 3 hours today getting her, her two kids, and her sister signed up.” Moreover, “she offered me coffee (which our company says we ‘have to’ accept otherwise it would be rude) and I drank two.” Predictably, the need for the restroom followed and the client offered to let the author use the one in her home.
This could have been the end of the story, but it wasn’t. At the company Tosser_tin was working for, cups of coffee had to be accepted out of politeness, but the need for the loo on duty, apparently, is a big No-No. Read the whole story below to find out how it ended and be sure to share your thoughts on this whole situation in the comment section.
Recently, an insurance agent shared a story on the Antiwork subreddit about how using a client’s bathroom while on duty cost them a job
Image credits: Vadim Artyukhin (not the actual photo)
Image credits: tosser_tin
Later, the author added some more updates to the story
Image credits: tosser_tin
It seems like the incident caused a stir in the community and many people called out the company’s policy
One person pointed out that it’s best to stay silent about your work errands when it comes to talking with coworkers
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