While I understand that your week-long absence over Christmas resulted in you forgetting all reasonable standards of behavior, I’d expected that being back for a couple of months now would have been sufficient to re-learn them. Apparently this is not the case, however, so here are a few notes that you may wish to review:
Please wash your hands when you’re done. And no, the fact that you’re wearing a suit does not automatically confer some sort of anti-germ field upon you.
When you’re done washing your hands, please turn the water off.
When drying your hands, please try not to dump the paper towels into the sink.
If you feel you must wipe after urinating, please don’t use a paper towel and then drop it into the urinal. There’s rolls of special paper in the stalls, in case you hadn’t noticed.
Please flush the toilet when you’re done. I’d really rather not enter the stall only to be greeted by the sight of R’lyeh rising from the waters.
Please try not to piss on the floor. Or the toilet seat. If you must piss on the toilet seat, please wipe it down when you’re done.
Please don’t masturbate.
If you must masturbate, please try not to make those loud “unh unh unh” noises.
Please don’t whistle that song from Jeopardy while standing at the urinal. I realize that this is a competitive environment, but that’s going a bit overboard.
Look at it this way: The ass gasket isn’t to prevent me from picking up germs from the toilet seat; it’s to prevent you from leaving them. You may not have a problem plunking your ass down on an unprotected toilet seat, but I’d prefer it if you didn’t leave the seat decorated in desert camouflage patterns.
There’s really no need for you to tear off a long strip of toilet paper and use it to block the little gap between the stall door and the wall. Trust me, we know that you’ve got your pants down around your ankles in there. And considering the physique of the average person around here (this is a software company, after all), the likelihood that anyone is going to want to look at you is pretty low.
Please don’t talk on your cell phone.
Please don’t bring your beverage into the stall with you. If you must bring it into the stall, please don’t leave the half-empty can sitting on the toilet paper dispenser.