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" Ever wondered just how hygienic things are in restaurant kitchens? Just yesterday we heard a tale from a restaurant worker who gave us the scoop on lemons. But this doesn&amp;#x27;t even compare to a rather startling trend that&amp;#x27;s now hit two major fast food chains: restaurant workers who think it&amp;#x27;s funny to, gulp, take baths in the kitchen sink...**** When I heard about two female Kentucky Fried Chicken employees in Anderson, California, who were fired for bathing in a restaurant sink that was used to clean dishes, I was instantly grossed out. To see pictures of the unbelievable escapade, click here. But the story sounded eerily familiar, too. Where had I heard about this exact same thing happening somewhere else? Then I remembered that I reported on a similar bathing-in-the-sink story several months ago here on Vitamin G, but this time, it involved Burger King employees splashing around in the suds back in the kitchen. I&amp;#x27;m sorry, but can anyone tell me why in the world someone might be compelled to take a bubble bath in the sink of a restaurant? And pardon my wandering imagination, but if restaurant workers have little concern about stripping down for a dip in the sink, what else do you think happens behind the scenes? And do we really want to know? Does this have the same &amp;quot;eww&amp;quot; factor for you as it does for me? And, if you&amp;#x27;ve ever worked in a restaurant--fast food or high end--tell us about what YOU saw back there in the kitchen. More on dirty dining from Vitamin G, here. And, in case you missed it: The 10 germiest jobs in America. Photo: iStock"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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