EPA Could be political but I think it is funny!

[mamabearCali]

The EPA is having a hard time keeping it's employees from pooping in the hallways. What in this world? Really? The kings of imposing illogical ridiculous standard to the point that it is willing kill entire industries cannot even keep basic standards of cleanliness. How utterly ridiculous.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government ... n-Hallways

[C-dub]

Pardon the pun, but that doesn't pass the smell test with me. That can't be real.

[Keith B]

Nope, it's real http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... /11361899/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

And, let's keep this topic in line with forum rules.

[mojo84]

Back in my property management days, we had some collection agencies as tenants, it's a shame what supposed to be adults do. Sounds like the EPA folks are cut from the same cloth.

[sjfcontrol]

On a recent cross-country trip, I had occasion to use the showers in a few campgrounds. In one, I was disturbed to discover on the back of the shower-cubicle door, a sign that said "Please, no pooping in the shower."

I was ...

1 -- surprised to discover that apparently this was/had been a problem
2 -- very happy I was wearing shower shoes!

Later I asked a female member of our group if the same sign was posted on the women's side. She claimed it wasn't.

So I was only disgusted with HALF the human race, not all of it.

[MechAg94]

The question I have is if the employees are union and can/will they fire the employee even if they catch them red handed.


A a site I worked at some years back, they had a couple incidents of someone smearing the same stuff around the bathroom. The job superintendant ended up letting go 2 or 3 guys that were hired before the problem started. The problem stopped.