It’s a beautiful Monday morning. You have sifted through your weekend emails, exchanged pleasantries with your coworkers and now it’s time to sashay your way to the all-important coffee pot. Your theme song for the day might as well be Eye of the Tiger, but as you turn the corner into the kitchen a new song begins to play. It’s a little song we like to call JAWS. The sheer horror of the frat house stack of dishes between you and the coffee pot is outrageous! Who would do such a thing?
The way I see it, you can do one of four things. First, you can refuse to wash the dishes until someone else does. The second option is to make a habit of cleaning up after everyone around you and let your hands shrivel up from all of the water exposure. Third, you can install a siren in the kitchen so anytime someone violates the dish washing code it goes off, leaving them wishing they were sitting in front of the speakers at a KISS concert. The final option, and my personal favorite, is educating your fellow kitchen dwellers by posting a flow chart about how to do the dishes. It may be a little passive aggressive, but please see below:
Click to download the 11×17 .pdf version
The way I see it, you can do one of four things. First, you can refuse to wash the dishes until someone else does. The second option is to make a habit of cleaning up after everyone around you and let your hands shrivel up from all of the water exposure. Third, you can install a siren in the kitchen so anytime someone violates the dish washing code it goes off, leaving them wishing they were sitting in front of the speakers at a KISS concert. The final option, and my personal favorite, is educating your fellow kitchen dwellers by posting a flow chart about how to do the dishes. It may be a little passive aggressive, but please see below:
Click to download the 11×17 .pdf version
