Currently listening to: Say Something – A Great Big World, Christina Aguilera
Say something, I’m giving up on youI’m sorry that I couldn’t get to youAnywhere, I would’ve followed youSay something, I’m giving up on you
Why do people think it’s totally fine to talk on the phone in the bathroom at work—on speaker, no less—when there are clearly other people in the next stall? Like… why?
Do you really think your friend, mom, or whoever wants to hear flushing toilets, awkward pauses, and echoey acoustics while you casually chat about weekend plans or what’s for dinner? And do I need to be involuntarily looped into that conversation while I’m just trying to pee?
It’s one thing if you’re at home—I get it, multitasking to the max—but at work?
There’s one colleague in particular who does this all the time. She’ll stroll in, pop into a stall, and immediately start chatting—full volume, speaker blaring, completely unbothered. Whenever I happen to be in there at the same time, I make it a personal mission to flush twice. Let her caller get the full surround sound experience.
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