It's possible the little one would have squirmed, fussed and cried had s/he been away from mom. I'll take bum on a cleanable table over wailing any day.
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Just out if curiosity, are you guys also grossed out when adults lean on tables (you know what I mean, when their butt is sort of propped on the edge of the table?)?
Neither bothers me, but then I am not at all squeamish.
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It bothers me, because while I was a waitress, one time a Jerry Springer type couple changed their baby's diaper right on the table and left that diaper as my tip.
And Whiskey is right, "cleaning" off a table is using the same old rag that has been used all shift long, just dipped in a bucket of water or maybe some type of cleaning solution.You really need to see a neurologist. - Wagegoth
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Quoth AnaKhouri View PostJust out if curiosity, are you guys also grossed out when adults lean on tables (you know what I mean, when their butt is sort of propped on the edge of the table?)?
Neither bothers me, but then I am not at all squeamish.Thou shalt not take the name of thy goddess Whiskey in vain.
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Yeah, but would you say something to them? Are you equally disgusted by baby bottoms and adult bottoms? I'd be thinking, at least a baby has an extra layer of padding between its butt and the table. Of course babies might be more likely to soil themselves than adults...although, this is CS, we all know that's not necessarily true.
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Quoth AnaKhouri View PostYeah, but would you say something to them? Are you equally disgusted by baby bottoms and adult bottoms? I'd be thinking, at least a baby has an extra layer of padding between its butt and the table. Of course babies might be more likely to soil themselves than adults...although, this is CS, we all know that's not necessarily true.
edit: I don't allow cat ass on my table either, just in case anyone is wondering.Thou shalt not take the name of thy goddess Whiskey in vain.
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Quoth AnaKhouri View PostAre you equally disgusted by baby bottoms and adult bottoms?
I've seen a lot of parents who aren't super careful about a baby's spit-up and who seem to think their child can do no wrong. I've also seen parents who don't seem to realize that a diaper needs to be changed after every poop. This is why I don't want to see a baby butt on a table.
I will admit however that I might have been a little sensitive to it since not 30 seconds before the woman sat her child's butt on the table I had just grabbed a piece of ginger that was half on my plate/half on the table and stuck it into my mouth. I will never make that mistake again.A crisis is a problem you can't control. Drama is a problem you can, but won't. - Otter
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I always hang my purse strap on my knee, that way it's not touching the ground and I know where it is. If I need to get into it, I put it in my lap. Having it on the table is inviting problems, plus it's kind of icky to think about.
I wouldn't put a baby on the table, but I also wouldn't sit/lean on a table either. I normally keep alcohol wipes in my purse to wipe things down with if I'm feeling especially scary about germs that day. It gets me silly looks sometimes, but I don't know where the table was before I got there.Oh wook at teh widdle babeh dwaggin! How cyuuute babeh dwag-AAAAAAAUUUGGGHHHH! *nom*
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I Never. Ever. Put my purse on a restroom floor. It goes on the hook on the door, or if there isn't one I hang it around my neck. But I usually don't put it on the restaurant table, either. It stays in my lap, on the back of the chair if no one else can reach it from there, or on the seat next to me if I'm in a booth (now I probably won't do that anymore either, after reading this thread!) But no. NEVER on the restroom floor.When you start at zero, everything's progress.
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