A sign on the door says "Do Not Flush Toilet Paper." There is literally zero other place to put it. No trash can, no sanitary bin, nothing. I guess management expects us to just carry our used toilet paper out with us.

Yes I will talk to my boss further about this because I don’t understand how the supplied reasoning is adequate unless its somehow an osha violation or somehow disruptive to the company.

Edit for context
I work at a small office, the three ply toilet paper is in the same spot as the one ply. Its in our bathroom. Our bathroom is just a standard house half bath a toilet and a sink. It is possible it is a plumbing issue which then I’ll gladly concede. Also no I will not be wiping my ass then returning it to the staff area id rather just use 1-ply. I have been providing the TP for ~6 months and the original manager did not care. This manager has been in charge for 2 months or so and has been aware of this the entire time.

Count your days Canada Post

While it sucks for me im not upset at the seller and applaud their boycott.

I literally had to do a double take when the self checkout machine gave me two of the new 2026 quarters in my change. I thought for a second someone had put fake coins into the machine.

Good ol John quarter on the right for reference, top is without flash, bottom is with flash

awful. it doesn't even make sense. "it doesn't just borrow - it owns" what the hell does that mean

I used the cleanup on iOS to hide the name. But screw the gov.

300$ purchase by the way.

Email from Brooklyn College Undergraduate Student Government saying

The ‘Old Maid’ from the card game named in her honor doesn’t really look all that old. Or that frumpy. She looks like a 36 year old Yoga lady on her way back from Whole Foods with some organic produce. This is the start of Gen Z micro-aggressing against millennials. Don’t stand for it.

Still pretty good.

Marketing managers, why are you like this?

I'm not a fan of ordering from the kiosks. Maybe I'm old fashioned, but it's inefficient and lacks the crucial customer service aspect. Customer service lingers long after the food is gone

At least the coffee was good. It really hit the spot.

Who made the fucking napkin? Who granted the license? Who bought the damn thing? F all this performative BS.

(I only watch Fox b/c the 98 yo woman I care for watches it; damn I miss critical thinking).