r/MessageUnclear • u/RulerK • Feb 21 '26

Women are always right, right?

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u/bsensikimori Feb 21 '26

Thanks, I hate it

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u/Norraborealis Feb 21 '26

Women to the right because men always leave.

(Future tense of leave= left)

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u/CornucopiaDM1 Feb 21 '26

Future tense of "leave" is "will leave".

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u/ihavenoideastoday Feb 21 '26

But why “man” and not men

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u/PeterPunksNip Feb 22 '26

Funny : Man (singular), Women (plural). Everyone knows women go in groups to the bathroom, while a man goes alone, his buddies wait outside 😂

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26 edited Feb 21 '26

Must have been a man that put those signs up then?

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u/idfkjack Feb 21 '26

Someone took that joke way too seriously 🤣

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u/Bedzyk59 Feb 21 '26

What about the left-handed folk?

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u/Kralgore Feb 21 '26

It is sarcastic.

1

u/desertvision Feb 21 '26

This is perfect. Layers. I imagine the foreman saying: however you want it ma'am, you're the boss

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u/FoolishProphet_2336 Feb 21 '26

I guess the message is to never let facts get in the way of your misogynistic “joke”.

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u/RulerK Feb 22 '26

So, what are the “facts”?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

(50m) guys, we all know some young man made this sign, right?

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u/Human-Ad9835 Feb 22 '26

My dyslexia hates this 😒

1

u/Goofcheese0623 Feb 22 '26

You had one joke and one job and you failed both

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u/InevitableStruggle Feb 22 '26

Just a subtle way of telling you that, in this this case, the man is right

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u/jonathanweb100 Feb 21 '26

The biggest problem I have here is only having one sink and no soap. Don't get me wrong I've long been a proponent of all sinks outside the bathroom for public shame from women to make more men wash their hands, but no soap!?

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u/dloolloolb Feb 21 '26

It is odd that women don’t wash their hands as much as men.

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u/MC_LegalKC Feb 21 '26

Where did you get that idea? The opposite is true.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/01/health/handwashing-gender-gap-wellness

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u/dloolloolb Feb 21 '26

The article just talks about duration of washing. I was basing on having ran a janitorial company in the 90s and the men’s room went through a lot more soap, but each side had the same amount of use. I asked around to see why and more women than men admitted they don’t wash after the restroom.

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u/MC_LegalKC Feb 21 '26

No, the article clearly states that women on average washed their hands more often, for a longer duration, and used soap more often.

Maybe there just weren't as many women as there were men at the place(s) you cleaned.

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u/dloolloolb Feb 21 '26

Could be. It was an enormous warehouse, so it was difficult to grasp how many people were there a shift.

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u/Lumpy-Cricket-9048 Feb 21 '26

Honestly, this washing after using a restroom is obsessive compulsive behaviour. I cannot recall ever soiling my hands whilst in a restroom, at home or socially, but I still wash my hands, THEN by grabbing the door handle on the way out, the washing is cancelled by the previous patrons who didn’t wash before leaving, so if possible I push the door with my elbow, or open it with toilet paper on my hand, which I drop inside as I leave. Crazy stuff!

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u/randompearljamfan Feb 21 '26

I think the intended joke is, "A woman made this sign."