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Input: Hi folks, LTL/FTP, finally had an intriguing but not depressing AITA moment come up. I know how I feel, but I'm curious if posting this will vindicate me and get this off my conscience. Or you're all going to verify. So this should be fun!

Background: Work-wise, our office is fairly small. There is one hallway between six offices, and it's impossible not to pass pretty much all of them to get from the break room to the front/reception. Co-worker, we'll call her L, has eleven dogs. That is not a typo. I don't think she's a dog hoarder in the negative sense, so I mean i'm not going to scurry to the ASPCA or anything. I think circumstance and dying family members dropped pairs of pups on her at a time. But lordy, the smell on her clothes just permeates everything when she's in a space for a while.

So, on to the incident. I won't bore you with the details but, I didn't sleep but 2 hours last night and then had a godawful morning. I'm walking by her office and I get hit in the face with this wall of dog stink, like that smell you get right after you washed them and they're still drying, but you didn't use enough shampoo to leave the shampoo smell and instead you get vaguely clean-ish wet dog. 

I'm thinking, no baby Jesus, this is not happening today. Now, L hates perfume smells, and I don't really blame her. I'll get stuffy when someone lights one of those candles or whatever, too. But here I am thinking, "L isn't here yet, so i'm going to febreeze her office. The perfume will dissipate before she gets here and everyone wins." 

I grab the febreeze can from the bathroom and walk in like a firefighter with an extinguisher, just going ham on her carpet. A bathroom bomb gets two sprays of the can? I think I was up to about eight before I headed out of her office and put the deodorizer back in the bathroom. 

Well, folks, here's the problem. L WAS HERE. She was just in the back office and hadn't settled in yet. I can see hers from mine. (There's a corner in that aforementioned hallway, and ours are facing each other's.) A couple of minutes later, she gets back to her office, stands outside of it frowning for a moment, then walks up to the reception area instead of going in.

Ya'll, AITA?  I mean, i'm kinda mortified either way, but... curious of your verdict. Thanks!

spraying Deodorizer in my Co-worker's office