Anonymous #1 19h

other employees here have done way worse 🫣 it was an honest mistake and patient laughed about it and had said she’s done that a few times in public places too.

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Anonymous biscuitsngravyy 17h

girl… rooms are indoors. clearly, you smoke inside a lot if it was just muscle memory for you to do that. i’m just pointing out that it’s ridiculous that you had it on you anyway. you could just stop having it on you at work to avoid that or just stop smoking

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Anonymous OP 17h

i used too smoke indoors all the time but actually have stopped smoking and it was a non nicotine vape. it’s been helping me stay from smoking nicotine. i go in the private bathroom and hit it but my anxiety got the best of me. my boss (doctor) laughed at me. so i guess, atleast he wasn’t mad like all yall are lol. again. honest mistake. thought this is what this group was for , not to dog on people but okay.

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Anonymous biscuitsngravyy 17h

i mean, good for you for trying to stop with nicotine, but bathrooms are also indoors. vapes have harmful chemicals in them that can still hurt people secondhand. i’ve had coworkers rip off their vapes infront of me, and i wheezed for the rest of the shift. if you don’t believe me, you literally have a mini computer in your hand that you could use to fact check

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Anonymous OP 17h

good thing our bathroom isn’t used by patients not that it makes it any better. i work in the medical field i know all about this stuff. i don’t need to fact check you. anything else?

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Anonymous biscuitsngravyy 15h

okay, so. your coworkers also use that bathroom. there’s also air circulation factors too. you clearly don’t know as much as you think. no one consented to getting sick with you

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Anonymous OP 15h

my coworkers also do it 🫣 oops.

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