Is it rude to fart in front of a pizza hut worker?
449834
no... they'd do it to you wouldnt they?
813860
yes farting is natural out bodies do it at the most awkward times.\nAlthough if someone has a farting problem that just stinks out the office..  Sometimes subtle hints help.\nLike wow that was a little smelly mate. mind opening some windows.. or asking for some spray to go around the office.\n\nIf these don't help then you will have to be forward.. \nLook mate..  these farts are starting to make me feel ill.. can  you move away when know your going to release one.\nor go to the toilet, Ask are you taking anything for it.\nbeing forward might make them feel awkward but also bringing it to there attention that its becoming a problem is the best.
45353
I was in a simular situation when I was a manager.  I had an employee that was offending customers.  I had no idea how to approach this person with fear that their reaction would be with anger and/or embarrassment.  It wasn't until someone in a higher position gave me this advice.....\n\nThe person who has the body odor doesn't understand the concept of cleanliness as you do.  So, approaching them you will notice that they may be oblivious to the situation.  My experience was that I was educating them on cleaniness.  Once achieved, this should favor both parties.  \n\nAlthough the person I delt with never changed their ways, probably because we weren't friends and that this person was a bad employee.  Your situation is different.  Still, it's worth the effort to educate....\n\nHope this helps you.\n\n:)\nPeace
297993
Proper??? I should say not!!! It is not anything but rude and disgusting. I am very sorry for your situation and you will be in my prayers.
781400
If you have an anonymous system for employee complaints, then use it to bring this to their attention. This kind of stuff isn't conducive to a healthy workplace, I would think someone in upper management would want to know. However, if you are working in a smaller company, you will have to decide if you feel its safe to speak up or not. \n\nNo, its not normal.
602589
Well, by the time someone farts in front of you, they're feeling relaxed and accepted, so I'd say let it go.  And it's up to her to monitor her own behavior or offer any excuses; prompting someone about what "should" be said can be felt as condescending... and it might destroy any trust you have in her.  Would you really want her to feel like she could not be relaxed in front of you?  \n\nIt all depends on whether someone farts accidentally or deliberately... either way, it's only nature, it's only the body, and so long as someone doesn't fart ON you deliberately, I say just laugh it off and let it go.\n\nCheers, K
60975
Rude yes, but illegal, no.  It could be against COMPANY policy.  You may want to check with Human Resources / Personnal.
651693
I used to be a Janitor AT a Pizza Hut, so I'll consider myself an authority in the matter and there are four possible answers which entirely depend on who gets stung. \n\n1- If it's someone you don't know under the age of 12, you feel bad for them. \n\n2- If it's someone you don't know over the age of twelve, you say what a dumbass! it serves them right for not being carefull, and you really don't care much. \n\n3- If it is someone you know and you appreciate or care for such as your nephew or your friend, you feel very bad and really bummed out that it happened. \n\n4- If it is someone who you particularly don't care for or dislike for one reason or another, such as you a**hole first shift manager at pizza hut, you get an immensely gratifying experience. You feel a euphoric "stick it to the man" sense of wellbeing that is just priceless.
741645
You do nothing.  Since you asked in "etiquette," you get the etiquette answer.\n\nOne is assumed not to be in control of flatulence.  Anyone saying or doing anything to call attention to it, including the "culprit," is being rude.  Everyone is supposed to politely pretend that nothing happened.\n\nThis is different from a burp, which one is assumed to be in control of, and requires an "excuse me."\n\nI don't make the rules, but I know about them!
1000373
I think you should just say what needs to be said.\nWhen the two of you are alone, explain to the person that their chewing is very loud, and distracting in a quiet office. The person may not realize this character flaw. Politely bring it to their attention in the "just thought you might want to know" manner.\nThen thank them for listening to you.\nIf they don't quit, guess you'd better figure out something humorous about the situation. You and the rest of your co-workers could all mock the person simultaneously. Free chewing gum to the winner!\nIt could be worse.\nBad odor is the worst, so, at least they don't stench up the office!
967089
Of course it was wrong! What were you expecting me to say? Yes, that's completely fine, why don't you do it to every pizza  you make, just for a laugh?! It's utterly disgusting.\n\nWhat did the customer do? Enough to spit in his pizza?. I don't see anything that a customer could do that would give you the right to assault his body like that. Think about it.\n\nHow would you like it, if some person in the pizza place, spat in your pizza?\n\nWhat would your boss say if you asked him this question? he would be grinning from ear to ear, telling you how good you are, and how funny it is! \n\nYou could go to jail for this! And the guy could have sued the pizza place, and you could have put your boss in to serious money problems. You have no right to subject him to your germ and diseases. And you don't know who's going to eat, it could be his child, elderly parent, or a sick relative.\n\nWhen you read all this, was that one little spit worth it?
917053
It does seem discriminatory.  But if you suggest this your boss will more likely just cancel the cigarette breaks.  Then you won't be any better off and your co-workers will be worse off.\n\nSo I'd leave well enough alone - you knew how much leave to expect when you took the job
771719
It was a good thing you didn't belch that one time in the Indian restaurant.  It would have been very rude.  Even though it was an ethnic restaurant, you are actually still in your home country.  And I am sure there would have been several of your fellow countryfolk who would have been offended had you actually burped.  If you do go back, and see the burning desire to let a belch rip, do so later in private where no one else can hear you.
669894
Not a good call!  She's your supervisor and could get canned if she fools around with you.  Shitting where you eat is never a good idea.  \n\nIf you feel the need to have an office hook-up, bang one your co-workers.
842388
i assume you're on some sort of fresh food counter to need an apron, and if i saw staff handling food with dirty clothing i'd not be impressed!\nat the end of the day you are just an employee, and what your employer is suggesting is not unreasonable. so what's your problem?
1157123
I don't think it's rude. As long as you don't make it totally obvious that youre eating, like chomping loudly or something. Just start a conversation and eat at the same time. She probably won't care. Hope this helps! :)
453144
OH my I can't beleive I am letting the world know my best fart story lol. I used to be a stripper. One night after a late night dinner of taco bell, one of my frequent customers came in for a lap dance. There is this move where I stand on my head and do a split, well I felt it coming after getting on my head and tryed my hardest to not let it rip, to my horror, I farted so freaking loud right in the dudes face. IT WAS REALLY STINKY also, he was really cool about it, we both laughed our arses off and he even gave me a really big tip. I guess maybe farting was one of his turn ons? hahaha, I can't believe I just told yall that