With some of the stories I've read, it makes me want to wash anything I buy or use at a store, or public place of business. For example, I was at a gas station a few years ago on my way back to Jacksonville from Pompano Beach. It was a pretty hot day and the love bugs were out. So, I pulled in to a gas station for a fill up and decided I would clean my windshield of the love bugs. Just as I finished gassing up my car, I was on my way over to get the squeegee for my windshield. This guy next to me, with his girlfriend, took it from the bin, and I thought okay. I'll wait while he finishes cleaning up his windshield. This guy was dirty and barefoot, looking as if he'd come from the beach. Next thing I know and see, he started cleaning his feet with the squeegee! First of all, how does this guy think he's cleaning his feet with a squeegee that other people have used to clean dirt and grime from their windows? And, did I want to put this man's foot diseases on my windshield? Hell, no! I decided to drive the rest of the way home with the lovebugs and just clean them when I got home.
Same thing with clothing or bathroom towels. I saw a guy in a JCPenney once sneeze, then rub his nose on one of their towels on display!
Makes you wonder what their homes look like, doesn't it?
Same thing with clothing or bathroom towels. I saw a guy in a JCPenney once sneeze, then rub his nose on one of their towels on display!
Makes you wonder what their homes look like, doesn't it?
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