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Previously on "Well this is depressing, I'm the only one in the office!"
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Originally posted by Diver View PostI would say to block the toilets, but at the clients office in London yesterday, the urinals were out of service so building management marked them out of order so the men had to use the toilet cubicles.
Then building management (Regus) came around and locked the cubicles because of excessive water usage
We had to traips upstairs to the next offices toilets
Well at least they weren't taking the piss!
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Laugh and smirk when you get to leave early and the permies have to stay till 5?
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Originally posted by Diver View PostI would say to block the toilets, but at the clients office in London yesterday, the urinals were out of service so building management marked them out of order so the men had to use the toilet cubicles.
Then building management (Regus) came around and locked the cubicles because of excessive water usage
We had to traips upstairs to the next offices toilets
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostGood Idea. Part of the green party manifesto.
Not sure if people would be grateful if you unplugged the fridge though!
Then building management (Regus) came around and locked the cubicles because of excessive water usage
We had to traips upstairs to the next offices toilets
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostLoosen the nuts on some of the chairs? Put washing up liquid in the office kettle?
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Well this is depressing, I'm the only one in the office!
In so early that none of the permies are here....what to do?Tags: None
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