It’s no coincidence that SF stands for both “science fiction” and “San Francisco” — terms that are increasingly interchangeable as a once great city continues to collectively go further off a cliff:
Above the Law may need to hire a full-time legal bathroombeat reporter.
A few days ago, we learned that Harvard Law School named a bathroom after an alumnus with an, umm, unusual last name.
Last night, we received a tip about the San Francisco branch of a national law firm that delivered an office-wide email concerning “restroom etiquette.” The email is hilarious, and if nothing else, impressively thorough. They thought of everything. The missive covered tips for masking awkward bathroom noises, suggestions for choosing a urinal, and an emphasis on the ways bathroom behavior can affect your professional reputation.
Let’s see which firm has (toilet) water on the brain, and take a look at the memo after the jump….
Without further ado, the hygienically minded firm is Lewis Brisbois Bisgaard & Smith.
I prefer the video version, myself:
Related: In Florida, an “environmentally-friendly” restroom goes “unexpectedly” horrifically wrong.
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