On: ‘Zoombombing’ Is a Horrifying New Trend

[zdragnar]

Working retail, especially clothing, seems to be one of the easiest ways to become disillusioned with humanity.

Nothing like picking up a pile of clothes in a changing room covered in feces to brighten up your day.

[0_gravitas → zdragnar]

Oh yea I've heard plenty of horror stories with clothing shops too; I worked at a chain very similar to CVS, one of the smaller stores in the district but some of the highest foot-traffic. My only solace from and during those times was that many of the people that I worked with and met through there were truly amazing, and I remain great friends with most of them today--it's definitely an environment that can evoke a brothers-in-arms type of feel

[lostmsu → zdragnar]

To be fair, what do you expect a customer to do in case of an emergency of that kind? What would you do?

[0_gravitas → lostmsu]

To literally deal with their own shit! At the very least pay for it and dispose of it yourself.

[lostmsu → 0_gravitas]

I thought the law considers it to be store property. You don't ask your guests to pay if they accidentally break something in your house.

[0_gravitas → lostmsu]

> the law considers it to be store property

So we can call it vandalism then. And I would certainly ask my guests for some reparations if they defecated on my clothes/floor and then walked out like nothing happened, and I certainly would not invite them back!

[lostmsu → 0_gravitas]

Vandalism would imply intention. If it is the case, you are absolutely right.