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AIBU: running kit banned in office reception

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♪♫ Egnys ♪♫ Nov 2019 2:04pm, 8 Nov 2019 29813 posts	0 ♪♫ Egnys ♪♫ YANBU OP 😀
HappyG(rrr) Nov 2019 2:12pm, 8 Nov 2019 33117 posts	0 HappyG(rrr) I know you're looking for the YANBU response but I use our basement showers and enter and exit through the car garage entrance / exit in the basement to avoid going through the office reception. We don't have clients/customers in our reception, but do have suppliers and colleauges (obv!) and I think the sight of my legs or sweatiness isn't something they should be subjected to. AIBTR (Am I Being Too Reasonable?!) G
Sam Jelfs Nov 2019 2:20pm, 8 Nov 2019 486 posts	0 Sam Jelfs We had showers built in the basement of our building specifically for those who run / cycle to / from / during work. The only access is through the main reception, so no arguments here :D
Angus Clydesdale Nov 2019 2:25pm, 8 Nov 2019 15784 posts	0 Angus Clydesdale YANBU OP YBTR HG
The Scribbler Nov 2019 2:27pm, 8 Nov 2019 4535 posts	0 The Scribbler YANBU OP I reckon you should get changed out of your running gear into workwear just outside the building and see how that goes down

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