How does it slow your business down? It's one floor to stop at and you only have to share the space for a single floor before you get off. If your biggest concern is this, you need a hobby.
So to OP and the other holier-than-thou cunts in this post: Exactly how many floors is it acceptable to take the elevator for? What's the defined limit that supposedly exists? You know, seeing as how everyone is the same and even if my foot hurts from arthritis I should just take the stairs to not "inconvenience you"
I don't have to decide who is healthy and who isn't. Why would I? It is up to the person to decide if they are healthy enough to walk up one flight of stairs. The whole idea here is that people act with others in mind. Nobody is making decisions for other people or judging them on their decisions. We take a collective interest in seeing things run as smoothly as they can.
I never said this was my biggest concern and I have plenty of hobbies. It slows my business down because it takes extra time. Slow processes take more time than fast ones.
Because it's 2015.
ReplyDeleteIt slows our business down and few people will have those issues. It's inconsiderate.
ReplyDeleteHow does it slow your business down? It's one floor to stop at and you only have to share the space for a single floor before you get off. If your biggest concern is this, you need a hobby.
ReplyDeleteSo to OP and the other holier-than-thou cunts in this post: Exactly how many floors is it acceptable to take the elevator for? What's the defined limit that supposedly exists? You know, seeing as how everyone is the same and even if my foot hurts from arthritis I should just take the stairs to not "inconvenience you"
ReplyDeleteDP is very simple. Since nobody has to travel to the 4th floor (it's administrative), you take the elevator to go to floors 5 and above.
DeleteHealthy people should not be using elevators to travel one floor. That's standard courtesy. It inconveniences those who actually need to use it.
Okay 4a, and how do you decide who is healthy and who isn't? Looking at them and deciding that you think they're capable?
DeleteI don't have to decide who is healthy and who isn't. Why would I? It is up to the person to decide if they are healthy enough to walk up one flight of stairs. The whole idea here is that people act with others in mind. Nobody is making decisions for other people or judging them on their decisions. We take a collective interest in seeing things run as smoothly as they can.
DeleteI never said this was my biggest concern and I have plenty of hobbies. It slows my business down because it takes extra time. Slow processes take more time than fast ones.
ReplyDelete"your business"?
ReplyDeleteThat's such a weird way of talking