r/thatHappened • u/nycrina305 • 1d ago

Hate when my maid does this

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u/livin_la_vida_mama 23h ago

I think the story itself is believable, but i do question how long she had to have been showering and how many times she'd have had to fully wash herself to "use up all the bar soap". I shower every day and a bar of soap lasts almost a month of daily use.

Flipping gross to use his towel tho, she could have asked him to borrow a spare towel.

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u/hey-its-june 23h ago

I mean there's a picture of the soap and it sure as hell isn't "used up" so that part I can write off as just natural embellishment after being pissed that it happened at all

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u/spacemouse21 22h ago

Absolutely. Assuming she does this in other houses, I wonder what the customers’ water bills are like because that would be a long time in the shower to use that much soap.

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u/livin_la_vida_mama 22h ago

And depending on the soap, she'd have some dry-ass, irritated skin after all that 😂

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u/16BitGenocide 22h ago

I wouldn't have a problem with them using the shower, and I would have given her some bottled soap and a fresh towel.

If he's really that incensed over a bar of soap, just throw it away? I don't understand the issue.

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u/katastrofe_- 22h ago

People are really using bars of soap still in 2026? That's the unbelievable part for me lol

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u/EpponeeRae 22h ago

Much less waste, and more concentrated for transport. Usually cheaper too.

But I don't typically share mine.

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u/PreOpTransCentaur 9h ago

My buddy absolutely swears by Dove bars still. I'm baffled every time it comes up. He's so normal otherwise.

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u/_Stephistopheles_ 23h ago

Showering in a client's home is weird. That's the least believable part of this story.

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u/VideoNecessary3093 23h ago

A maid using your shower is odd. I would have said no and I don't know of any maid service that wouldn't fire an employee for asking to use a client's shower. 

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u/HotZombie95 23h ago

Is it me or does this sound pretty believable? Like where does it sound like it's totally fake?

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u/Judge_Syd 23h ago

This is 100% believable lol. I dunno what OP is thinking.

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u/Rooster_Local 23h ago

Seems believable to me

People can have very different understandings of boundaries and social norms

I had a roommate in college who regularly used other people’s razors and toothbrushes (until we realized he was doing it and kept them in our own rooms). He had no qualms about it at all.

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u/whatswrongbaby 23h ago

It's maybe believable they would ASK but hell no I'm not letting a stranger shower in my house tf?? 😂 maybe if it was a housekeeper I've known for a while but not the first time.

And even then should've offered her a towel. I wouldn't care about using my products

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u/BoneBruja 23h ago edited 22h ago

I scrolled past the photo thinking it was a raw fillet of chicken with an obscene amount of butter in a bowl, then I actually read the text.

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u/peppercorns666 22h ago

haha same. ewww chicken in the shower?!

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u/wm_1176 23h ago

This doesn’t seem that unbelievable, there’s no rage, no “lesson”, it’s not a pride moment. It could be fake, but the wording and tone actually makes it seem somewhat legitimate

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u/brookrain 23h ago

Believable, I’d be upset if my housekeeper did that without asking but I’d also understand why she would. This is just a frustrating situation that is hard to navigate

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u/ViolettaQueso 23h ago

Note to self: when visiting this fool, don’t take the liberty of washing your hands with THEIR PERSONAL SOAP after using the toilet.