I work in a 5 start hotel, and after we started bringing in a lot of people from , for example, india (and they are still human beings not trying to throw hate), we ended up having so many complaints. Our workers lift was a test of how long u can hold your breath .. I mean, we had people serving in a Michelin key restaurant smelling like they never had a shower in their life to the point where managment had to get everyone in a group to tell them to practice basic hygiene.
And before anyone says it’s due to their culture.. yes its their culture that lacks basic hygiene but nothing to do with religion or spirituality. People are confusing their culture with hippies. Again, they are human beings, and honestly, some of the hardest workers ive seen there are from these countries, and the majority of them are genuinely kind people but again, if u want to intergrate, basic hygiene is literally 1 of the first things that should be the norm.
AssistanceSensitive4 on
Snorlax
VonHindenburg-II on
No idea about personal space either…
iDiotOn2wheels on
Buses would be mostly empty if they enforced it…
But then, who is going to drive the bus?
FollowingLegal9944 on
Then almost no one would use buses and they would be withdrawn from use
Ok_Landscape_4059 on
Personally I think smokers stink the worst.
Sufficient_Pin_5719 on
What bothers me is: theres always at least 1 person who:
1: sitting in the middle of the bus
2: listening to gibbery on their phone, full volume, no earbuds.
Last time an indian person start listening to his phone that way, I ask: ‘sorry you having earbuds?’ He responds: ‘No’
Congratulation really.
sinwar_head_shrapnel on
I understand that a majority of people who use busses would be those who work particular jobs; construction, factory, warehouse, kitchen, lots of places where at the end of the day you’d smell pretty bad, but there is a difference when you hop on at 8am and the whole bus is already stinking going TO work.
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I work in a 5 start hotel, and after we started bringing in a lot of people from , for example, india (and they are still human beings not trying to throw hate), we ended up having so many complaints. Our workers lift was a test of how long u can hold your breath .. I mean, we had people serving in a Michelin key restaurant smelling like they never had a shower in their life to the point where managment had to get everyone in a group to tell them to practice basic hygiene.
And before anyone says it’s due to their culture.. yes its their culture that lacks basic hygiene but nothing to do with religion or spirituality. People are confusing their culture with hippies. Again, they are human beings, and honestly, some of the hardest workers ive seen there are from these countries, and the majority of them are genuinely kind people but again, if u want to intergrate, basic hygiene is literally 1 of the first things that should be the norm.
Snorlax
No idea about personal space either…
Buses would be mostly empty if they enforced it…
But then, who is going to drive the bus?
Then almost no one would use buses and they would be withdrawn from use
Personally I think smokers stink the worst.
What bothers me is: theres always at least 1 person who:
1: sitting in the middle of the bus
2: listening to gibbery on their phone, full volume, no earbuds.
Last time an indian person start listening to his phone that way, I ask: ‘sorry you having earbuds?’ He responds: ‘No’
Congratulation really.
I understand that a majority of people who use busses would be those who work particular jobs; construction, factory, warehouse, kitchen, lots of places where at the end of the day you’d smell pretty bad, but there is a difference when you hop on at 8am and the whole bus is already stinking going TO work.