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I don't think I have ever seen a crew of maids that I would let in my house .
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I can to ask the same question. I am curious as to their reaction. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Did the maid service respond to your call yet? Both people were fired. He is reviewing the in-car video/audio to see if they incriminate themselves. Checked the car's GPS tracker to see if they went anywhere after our house. He personally searched their purses when they got back to home base. He said if he finds anything amiss he will call the law and call us so we can give our testimony in the police report. He personally came to our house to see where they were working, and what exactly happened. He seemed pretty concerned about it (whether he was or not, who knows). He just randomly showed up about 30 minutes ago. I just saw an unknown male at my door so I didn't know if this was one of the ladies SO/cousin/brother or what coming to "talk" to me about getting their girl fired. So I opened the door with my glock in my right hand behind the door. After he came in he didn't seem phased by the fact that I had a gun, despite him being from the UK. Surprising. |
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Wearing little booties because your kids plays on the floor. Thats great OP, guess you didnt check the box for "Immune system" when ordering the kid? |
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No. "People" take their shoes off. The maids didn't remove their shoes, so they got little booties for painters to go over their shoes. I honestly couldn't care less what anyone thinks of that. If you want people to be wearing shoes that track in piss and shit and whatever else from other people's homes into YOUR home, go right ahead. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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hold up... you make people wear "booties" - LOL, GD never disappoints The maids didn't remove their shoes, so they got little booties for painters to go over their shoes. I honestly couldn't care less what anyone thinks of that. If you want people to be wearing shoes that track in piss and shit and whatever else from other people's homes into YOUR home, go right ahead. |
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I don't get the whole hiring house cleaning thing. My wife had it done for a while too years ago. Then they didn't clean shit hardly at all. So I had to do it anyways. She finally wised up and realized how big of a waste it was. Just American women wanting to feel like royalty and have people do their shit for them I guess. God forbid a woman cleans her house and a man mows his fucking yard. But I digress.
Just seems like a great way to have strangers go though your fucking house. But what do I know. |
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I can't imagine asking any one, hired help or not to put on booties to walk in the house.
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Don’t let strangers in your house.
Stop being a germaphobe. You will be a happier, less-anxious parent and your kid(s) will be better off. Kids pick up your anxieties early. Anything you can shed will only help them. Edit: Having kids cured a lot of my germaphobia. I still don’t like to touch the bottom of shoes, but I don’t freak out about wearing shoes in the house. And vomit no longer bothers me. Even when it’s in my face/eyes/mouth. |
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I don't need your help. I've already made my decision and have already asked them to leave. I was simply asking if I was overreacting or not. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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So my wife and I hired a high end maid service. Very costly, supposedly very professional. They showed up today (the first day) and started cleaning in the master bath. As we were told they would do. My wife wanted them to wear little booties on their shoes in the house since our daughter plays on the floor. About 10 minutes after they got here, my wife went up to take them the booties. When she got up there, they were in the master bath with the door shut and LOCKED. She said she had to wait at least 1 minute for them to open the door. She said that one of them acted like she was using the bathroom and even asked the other for toilet paper. The only thing is, there WAS toilet paper in the room with the toilet - and the room with the toilet has its own door independent of the master bath area. Why would she be asking for TP, why would the main door be shut and locked? When they finally opened the door my wife saw one of her bottles of medicine on the counter. A bottle of Concerta that was inside a drawer 10 minutes ago. I think they were rummaging through our drawers looking for meds to steal and forgot to put that one away while they were scrambling. They aren't supposed to clean in the drawers, period. Why the fuck was the medicine on the counter? I've already called the maid service, I want them out. Just wondering if I'm overreacting or not. A.W.D. I was simply asking if I was overreacting or not. No, OP, you didn’t overreact. Sucks, but hardly anyone can be trusted out there. |
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The most amazing thing in this thread is seeing how many people live in barns. Who the fuck in their right mind lets people wear their nasty
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You sounds really fun to hang out with View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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hold up... you make people wear "booties" - LOL, GD never disappoints The maids didn't remove their shoes, so they got little booties for painters to go over their shoes. I honestly couldn't care less what anyone thinks of that. If you want people to be wearing shoes that track in piss and shit and whatever else from other people's homes into YOUR home, go right ahead. I can tell you this. I'd rather roll around on the no shoes carpet with my kid than the shoes carpet. For lack of a better term |
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I'm all about telling everyone to take off their shoes when they come in, and if that's not acceptable, stay the fuck out.
But booties is just too damn funny. Are these high end booties? And if sterile is so important,why were they upstairs in the master bathroom for 10 minutes before the booties even were attempted to be offered? You let them come in with their deleterious shoes on for 10 minutes, and they were in your own master bathroom all that time? For shame. |
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I am honestly amazed at some of the daily-life drama that folks here go through and need help sorting out, thinking through, etc.... A.W.D. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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So my wife and I hired a high end maid service. Very costly, supposedly very professional. They showed up today (the first day) and started cleaning in the master bath. As we were told they would do. My wife wanted them to wear little booties on their shoes in the house since our daughter plays on the floor. About 10 minutes after they got here, my wife went up to take them the booties. When she got up there, they were in the master bath with the door shut and LOCKED. She said she had to wait at least 1 minute for them to open the door. She said that one of them acted like she was using the bathroom and even asked the other for toilet paper. The only thing is, there WAS toilet paper in the room with the toilet - and the room with the toilet has its own door independent of the master bath area. Why would she be asking for TP, why would the main door be shut and locked? When they finally opened the door my wife saw one of her bottles of medicine on the counter. A bottle of Concerta that was inside a drawer 10 minutes ago. I think they were rummaging through our drawers looking for meds to steal and forgot to put that one away while they were scrambling. They aren't supposed to clean in the drawers, period. Why the fuck was the medicine on the counter? I've already called the maid service, I want them out. Just wondering if I'm overreacting or not. A.W.D. Good grief OP, are you an adult? |
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I am honestly amazed at some of the daily-life drama that folks here go through and need help sorting out, thinking through, etc.... A.W.D. View Quote |
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OP, you should have called the cops. But, you did the right thing, and DID NOT overreact. Now, it's time to play Mr. Bad Guy, and call corporate to ensure their asses are fired. I'd still have a police report filed. I know you likely don't want to invite the man into your life, but you need to think about the next person that hires them, or even the fact that their sloppiness could get the next customer's child killed or permanently injured. I'm thinking if they drop a pill, and a child picks it up and swallows it. Scary shit.
ETA: Read you last response to this thread, good on you not letting it slide. |
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Nope. They were just mid 20s white women. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: Are they undocumented immigrants? Serious question: Does anyone make a high end digital gun safe/Medicine cabinet? Stainless steel, for those who absolutely have to hire domestic help? It seems there is a real need for such a product. |
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Didn't overreact.... sad/disappoint that your go to is a glock though
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You're hiring a maid service and making them wear covers on their shoes?
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So my wife and I hired a high end maid service. Very costly, supposedly very professional. They showed up today (the first day) and started cleaning in the master bath. As we were told they would do. My wife wanted them to wear little booties on their shoes in the house since our daughter plays on the floor. About 10 minutes after they got here, my wife went up to take them the booties. When she got up there, they were in the master bath with the door shut and LOCKED. She said she had to wait at least 1 minute for them to open the door. She said that one of them acted like she was using the bathroom and even asked the other for toilet paper. The only thing is, there WAS toilet paper in the room with the toilet - and the room with the toilet has its own door independent of the master bath area. Why would she be asking for TP, why would the main door be shut and locked? When they finally opened the door my wife saw one of her bottles of medicine on the counter. A bottle of Concerta that was inside a drawer 10 minutes ago. I think they were rummaging through our drawers looking for meds to steal and forgot to put that one away while they were scrambling. They aren't supposed to clean in the drawers, period. Why the fuck was the medicine on the counter? I've already called the maid service, I want them out. Just wondering if I'm overreacting or not. View Quote J- |
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They would be gone, their agency would be called and informed that I wasn’t paying and that they were fired.
Any back-talk, I call the cops and report it as an attempted burglary. |
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Don’t let strangers in your house. Stop being a germaphobe. You will be a happier, less-anxious parent and your kid(s) will be better off. Kids pick up your anxieties early. Anything you can shed will only help them. Edit: Having kids cured a lot of my germaphobia. I still don’t like to touch the bottom of shoes, but I don’t freak out about wearing shoes in the house. And vomit no longer bothers me. Even when it’s in my face/eyes/mouth. View Quote We had a lot of fun with it. |
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Quoted: A.W.D. is the same dude that links fucking google search results in any thread that asks fellow Arfcommers THEIR personal experiences/opinions on an issue. As if nobody ever thought to utilize a search engine until he enlightened them. Yes, I did google it. I found a dozen different answers. Now I’d like to see what like-minded people might have to say. Thanks for nothing, Mr. Wizard. No, OP, you didn’t overreact. Sucks, but hardly anyone can be trusted out there. View Quote Quoted: Well what the fuck would you like to talk about then? It IS called general discussion for a reason. I find it entertaining myself. You don't seem to like anyone here. Why do you stay? View Quote Quoted:
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I worked with a guy who would get physically distressed if you ran a finger across the sole of your shoe. We had a lot of fun with it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Don’t let strangers in your house. Stop being a germaphobe. You will be a happier, less-anxious parent and your kid(s) will be better off. Kids pick up your anxieties early. Anything you can shed will only help them. Edit: Having kids cured a lot of my germaphobia. I still don’t like to touch the bottom of shoes, but I don’t freak out about wearing shoes in the house. And vomit no longer bothers me. Even when it’s in my face/eyes/mouth. We had a lot of fun with it. |
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Its one thing to hire a maid to clean your shit while you are gone.
But, you are HOME while your maid is there cleaning your shit... know what you could be doing while you are home instead of babysitting the maid? |
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Robbing my house would be a really difficult, really bad idea. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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I don't like strangers in my house. This will never happen. That's some fucked up shit, OP.
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Maid service..... I wouldn't trust strangers in my house. View Quote Lets just say its really fucking tempting to steal shit from people when there is not a soul around to catch you and you have full access to the house legally If you have so much as a visible gun safe there is no way I am taking the chance on that shit ever. Too many dirtbags out there and face it, its not the highest paying position and has a higher than average chance of gotta get some cash now homie people. Cleaning sucks though |
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I worked with a guy who would get physically distressed if you ran a finger across the sole of your shoe. We had a lot of fun with it. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Don’t let strangers in your house. Stop being a germaphobe. You will be a happier, less-anxious parent and your kid(s) will be better off. Kids pick up your anxieties early. Anything you can shed will only help them. Edit: Having kids cured a lot of my germaphobia. I still don’t like to touch the bottom of shoes, but I don’t freak out about wearing shoes in the house. And vomit no longer bothers me. Even when it’s in my face/eyes/mouth. We had a lot of fun with it. Sit Indian style and grab the sole of their shoes...I have to restrain myself from making them wash their hands immediately. I’m complicated. |
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