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Oh man, this was the best podcast to listen to as I was drawing my own poops in my intestines! Coincidence!?
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I’m glad you were able to stomach all of that! I’m afraid I can be a bit too keen on the old toilet humour at times! Ha ha ha! 😛
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Ooh… fishing out the Turkish delight (icky!!!)…what a detailed description!!! 😀😀 love the crumb cult strip! …’client found a NOSE HAIR’. Genius. 😘😘
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Makes you wonder how they knew which part of the body that hair originated from. Some people. Yeesh. 😛
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Another great thing about the podcasts is that they lead back to the strips.
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It’s like coming home again! 😛
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Dear Tony,
Many years ago I worked at Burger King. Cleaning the bathrooms was part of my duties. (heh. I used ‘bathroom’ and ‘duties’ in the same sentence.) Believe it or not, it was better than the call center job I worked a few months ago.
All My Love,
Jennifer
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Yes, I think you’re right. At least with cleaning you don’t have to deal with too many difficult people, and that can be an unexpected boon really. I just wish they weren’t such unsociable hours in the cleaning business, but hey, whattaya gonna do, right? 😛
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Oh, it wasn’t the people. It was the slimy, shady way that business was run. Someday I really will have to post about it.
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I’d read it! 🙂
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I left without giving notice after one employee stabbed another because the stabber didn’t get the $40 he’d loaned the stabbee back quickly enough.
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Good lord! Yeah, you wouldn’t have seen me for dust if that’d been me working there! I’d have been out of there faster than a cheetah with a NASA rocket up its bottom! 😮
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I had a job many years ago where I cleaned the bathrooms in a massive Baptist church. There were around fifty in all. Man, that job sucked!
Thing is, the people in the church were all very kind… but I just felt inferior somehow. Like all I was good for was cleaning up their crap. I doubt seriously they would have wanted me to attend their services. But that’s an assumption- I never asked because I would not have been interested.
It was a lesson somehow for me. I’m just not sure exactly what that lesson was. Probably that I don’t want to clean bathrooms.
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Ha ha! I think that’s the lesson right there, Pamo. I don’t want to clean bathrooms either!
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Ecch, my “can help but to do so” doesn’t look right. You lot’d prolly say it “can help but do” or summat, eh?
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Never fear, old top. I got the general thrust! 🙂
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I don’t want to get ahead of yourself here, but if you keep writing them like this (and I don’t think you can help but to do so), whether or not I keep writing overtly overly long compound sentences in your comments sections, I see these panels translating exseedlingly well to a series of animated vinaigrettes.
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I agree, Ian. They certainly could! I did do a three year BVA in Animation course back in the day, so perhaps some of what I learned has stuck with me? 😉
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Very nice work here. Bit of a sombre topic but still laced with humour. I loved the ‘nose hair’.
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Back when I was a cleaner, we lost the contract at the first place I worked at because of a solitary nasal hair on a bathroom floor. My supervisor thought it was the most ridiculous reason to terminate a contract that she had ever come across!
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Are you sure it was a nose hair?
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I sure hope so! 😮
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Try not to get flushed about life. Just go with the flow you don’t know what’s around the bend.
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I’ll be sure to make a stop at pun central along the way! 😛
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A frustrating job, but much appreciated (by me anyway.)
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Thanks, Lynn. Fortunately, there are a handful of people like yourself who do appreciate what cleaners do. It can be a pretty thankless job at the best of times!
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