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In response to "on the surface, awful. But I still need to know more about what sort of friendship/relationship they have before burning him at a stake. -- nm" by Peglegpete

While this is very true, it doesn't really matter. If it were overheard by someone else then that person could file the complaint.

Posted by sycor Mar 9 '22, 12:50

The woman may not care, they could be joking around and she may be 100% okay with it. But Suzie who overheard it isn't okay and files the complaint. That's how it works now. You have to be careful with not only what you say to someone, but with who may overhear what you say. And it's been like that for a long time. I remember being told that at least 10 years ago.

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I've had to have a few sit-downs, over the last year, with people who were just being too awkward. Nothing wrong being said. A "Nice dress" from an - Flavorize Mar 9, 13:02
I have not worked for someone else or in an office since 1983 -- nm* - Peglegpete Mar 9, 12:56 1
- Not missing much. They did take away all the water fountains though -- nm - Flavorize Mar 9, 13:07

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While this is very true, it doesn't really matter. If it were overheard by someone else then that person could file the complaint.

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