I work with a lot of Koreans so I have eaten that stuff. It is truly foul.
I used to have a coworker who often left Liederkranz (sp?) cheese in the office refrigerator, loosely wrapped. Opening that fridge was like entering a nightmare world of rancid, undead muskrats. You couldn’t keep anything in there without it picking up the odor of that putrid cheese. This wasn’t Kraft cheese. It was Lovecraft cheese.
Oddly, the woman who left the cheese in the fridge was extremely fastidious in her personal habits. She sprayed phones with Lysol before using them. She practically gift-wrapped a toilet seat before taking a pee. But she didn’t mind stinking up a whole refrigerator packed full of other people’s food. :rolleyes:
I think I’m sure I’d like to hear it. Maybe. Possibly.
hides just in case
hokey smokes! You lot are complaining about eggs and fish? Just wait till someone decides to eat Durian*.
In the break room down the hallway.
Behind two closed doors.
The smell is STILL noxious!
Yeah, one of my old bosses did this, and we were still feeling ill (or salivating, depending on your gustatorial preferences) two days later!!!
*Durian is a stinky, stinky fruit, commonly described as ‘delicious’ or ‘foul and inedible’ depending on your preferences. My wife’s a big fan, but my Father-in-law isn’t, fortunately, so we rarely have it in the house [retch!]