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Is anyone else afraid of yellow cones?!
Hi everyone,
Is anyone else bothered by yellow cones? I met up with a friend today and the cafe we first went to had a section of chairs cut off and lots of yellow cones where something had been mopped up! (you know what I'm thinking!) so anyway I got home and showered for an hour but am really worried I'll get norovirus!
Last edited by lyla22; 05-31-2011 at 12:22 PM.
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Re: Back after 2 years! Yellow cones cause me stress!
Not that this is even going to help but I used to ignore things like that til I got my job at a chain drug store and people would v in them coming to get thier prescriptions filled! I ended up quitting my job after seeing three people v in the store! Now I think those yellow cones ALWAYS mean v so I always freak, but even with all that I have never got sick....I think you should be fine but I understand the freak out!
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Re: Back after 2 years! Yellow cones cause me stress!
They frighten me too, I always make a detour allll the way around them. I know it doesn't always mean someone was sick on the floor but I always treat it as if someone did! I always take my shoes off when I get home because, I can only imagine the germs we must track around under our shoes.
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Re: Back after 2 years! Yellow cones cause me stress!
It was most likely a spill, so don't freak out. Even if it was you wouldn't catch it, it had been cleaned up
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