Cleaning staff collects, washes and returns to storage all mugs daily. Hiding my mug in a drawer is a not-proportional response, the pleasing mug is to ease mental burdens not add to them.
As of this reply, I’ve spent more energy discussing the absentee mug than dealing with the absentee mug. I believe I’ll take a catalog of this discussion to make an absentee mug protection decision tree to aid future less wrongers. Stay posted for results.
P.S. For the record: the mug has been released to the wild, may it bring joy to others, and if it really did love me it will come back. I’ve filled the gap by putting up an aesthetically pleasing calendar, I forecast that it will be less mobile.
I think there is an underlying problem here which is not really related to coffee mugs....
True, but you pick your battles. Or the underlying problem is I find it uncomfortable to tell someone that ‘that is my coffee mug’.
I guess I’m curious about why you couldn’t just store your mug in a different place from your co-workers.
Cleaning staff collects, washes and returns to storage all mugs daily. Hiding my mug in a drawer is a not-proportional response, the pleasing mug is to ease mental burdens not add to them.
As of this reply, I’ve spent more energy discussing the absentee mug than dealing with the absentee mug. I believe I’ll take a catalog of this discussion to make an absentee mug protection decision tree to aid future less wrongers. Stay posted for results.
P.S. For the record: the mug has been released to the wild, may it bring joy to others, and if it really did love me it will come back. I’ve filled the gap by putting up an aesthetically pleasing calendar, I forecast that it will be less mobile.