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The Restroom Expert Who Forgot the Most Important Step: Washing Hands 😂🧼
Yesterday at big supermarket near Bryant Park, I experienced a moment that felt like it came straight out of a comedy show.
I was waiting in line for the restroom when a very polished, perfectly curated, “everything matches my aesthetic” kind of person walked out.
He looked at me with a serious expression and said:
“You might not want to go in… it needs to be sanitized.” 😬
The way he said it, with the concerned and disgusted face, made me feel like I was about to enter a biohazard zone.
I thought: “Wow… thank you for the warning. A true public service announcement.” 😂
But then came the plot twist…
He walked away.
No sink.
No soap.
No hand washing.
Nothing. 🚶♂️
And suddenly I had one question:
Wait… are we warning people about dirty bathrooms while forgetting the most important hygiene step? 🤔
Beyond the funny moment, it is also a good reminder that hygiene is about actions, not appearances. A polished outfit, a clean style, or a well-presented image does not always reflect someone’s personal habits. True hygiene is shown through consistent behaviors — washing hands properly, keeping shared spaces clean, and being considerate of others. At the same time, we should remember not to judge people solely by their appearance; everyone can have different habits, backgrounds, and circumstances. The best approach is to focus on practicing good hygiene ourselves and encouraging others to do the same.
A little reminder for all of us:
🧼 Wash your hands with soap and water after using the restroom.
⏰ Take your time — a quick splash of water doesn’t count.
🚫 Avoid touching your face (eyes, nose, mouth) with unwashed hands.
📱 Remember your phone can collect germs too — clean it regularly.
🤧 Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or your elbow, not your hands.
🍎 Wash your hands before eating or preparing food.
🛒 Be mindful after touching shared surfaces like shopping carts, door handles, and elevator buttons.
Because germs don’t care about your outfit, your hairstyle, or how expensive your perfume is. 😂
Good hygiene is one of the simplest ways we can protect ourselves and the people around us.
And after this little restroom adventure, I have to admit my brain started overthinking one more thing: handshakes. 😂 A simple handshake is a common way we greet and connect with people, but it is also a reminder that our hands come into contact with countless surfaces throughout the day. There is no need to fear normal interactions, but practicing good hygiene — washing hands regularly, using hand sanitizer when appropriate, and avoiding touching your face with unwashed hands — helps reduce the spread of germs. So yes, shake hands, be friendly, and connect with people… just remember that a little soap and water goes a long way. 🧼
