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Input: The floor I work on has perhaps 15-20 other men on it.  There is a one-hole men's room, and every day, I will see that someone has made a complete mess of it.  I mean, water EVERYWHERE.  Not a little, like a "splash", but like a whole bottle of water was dumped on the floor and seat.  The men on my floor span the globe in origin, from Asia, Africa, Middle East, literally everywhere...VERY multicultural.  I really am sure by now that it is not a malicious thing, but a cultural thing.  I really don't think this person sees anything wrong with it, but I have traveled a lot, and never seen anything like it.  I mean, it's like the toilet is a bird bath.  I want to bring it up to the head of our department, because while it may be fine in their culture, leaving the toilet a waterlogged mess is frowned upon everywhere I have ever seen.  I can't even use deuce myself in there after this person, because I'll be damned if I clean up someone else's butt-shower mess.  It is definitely water, not urine.  AIT "non-tolerant American" A?

being bothered by someone working on my floor (in the US, btw) that obviously uses water to clean themselves after #2 in the one-hole men's room, then leaves the floor and seat completely drenched in water