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Originally Posted by CaptainYooh
Scenario 1: You, (a generalized you, not you per se) are the office manager and a person at the office comes to you asking for permission to wash feet at the washroom sink. You have to make a decision. Would you ask for an office vote or just allow him to wash his feet right away and face the consequences from people that are grossed out by this when they see it for the first time?
Scenario 2: You, (a generalized you, not you per se) are approached by a group of employeers that re grossed out by someone washing their feet in the washroom sink. You have to react. Are you a) going to ask the individual to stop; or b) going to come up with and pay for an individually designed solution to accommodate his request to wash his feet?
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I would tell them I am ok with #1 and ask them if they were comfortable with discussing this with the office in general. That being said we don't have an office washroom, we have one that services our area of the building.
Again, it is feet that are going into a bathroom sink. I honestly don't see what the fuss is with feet being washed in a sink that also washs fecal and urine covered hands.