A blame on ruthless work colleagues

At this point I have already over the Dishwasher ganoven Written that are up to mischief here in the office. Apparently without particularly great success. Because they still exist: colleagues who perceive the opening of the dishwasher as an insurmountable hurdle and mercilessly put cups with dried -up coffee countries or smeared water glasses. In silent hope that an invisible service staff will make everything disappear overnight. Spoiler: No, there is no service staff. Instead, they are available-these good souls who go far beyond their actual job description and still do the porcelain tetris in the machine after work.

After the dishwasher debacle had accepted an extent (yes, some left their cups on the toilet, others in turn in the telephone cabin) one of the good souls, heroic or annoyed, has attached an unmistakable note to the kitchen line: « Until we can afford a robot to clean up after us, please all dirty Dishwasher. » Obviously I am not the only one who gets stress stains when the porcelain tower is seeing.

We spend more time with our colleagues than with some family members. You can expect everyone to overcome at least once a day to open a door and turn off a cup – without a drama, without any magic tricks. It is not rocket science. It is simple: consideration. And that fits, surprise, into every tea kitchen.