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A chat on subreddit /r/me_irl
human
Ugh I can see both sides of this. In the ER I work in the missing creamer was a constant battle. I mean if you think of the cost for a decent sized one/roughly $5-6. I have one coffee per 12 hour shift in a department that shares 2 refrigerators. Said department also employs anywhere from 45-60(ish) people per day in rotating schedules. There would be times that I'd buy one, have my coffee and return the next day only to find it gone or with a few drops. It's super frustrating. We have two Starbucks in the hospital but that gets pricey hence making my own. The locks seems excessive but I can definitely relate to that level of frustration.
gpt
It blows my mind somewhere like an ER wouldn't have a coffee service that is contracted to keep shit stocked for employees.