HR Boss Don't bring not samosas, pakoras or filled chapatis as they are very smelly

It read: “Please do not bring any food any food into the library space.

“Especially not samosas, pakoras or filled chapatis as they are very smelly.”

Mmm I do love some samosas.

Seems a bit idiotic for a HR boss to put up such a sign.

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@congruent said
Why single out Asian food then?

https://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/other/[WORD TOO LONG]/ar-BB1ir0Gn

@a-unique-nickname said
Because it was probably indian people bringing food into the library that others were complaining about. They can't put up the sign 'Indians stop bringing food into the library', now can they?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Many years ago I had a colleague (senior) who would eat fish sandwiches in the office.

How I hated those sandwiches.

@a-unique-nickname said
You should have put up a sign, 'no fish smelling food or Indian people to be consumed in the office.'

@Ghost-of-a-Duke
HR are meant to promote equality and diversity not act like workplace gangstas. If you were Indian and you saw that sign from HR, what would you say?

@congruent said
@Ghost-of-a-Duke
HR are meant to promote equality and diversity not act like workplace gangstas. If you were Indian and you saw that sign from HR, what would you say?

@a-unique-nickname said
You should have put up a sign, 'no fish smelling food or Indian people to be consumed in the office.'

@ghost-of-a-duke said
I'm not supporting the sign. They should have just said, 'no smelly food to be consumed on the premises.'

@congruent said
Would sound like the lunatics have taken over the asylum, mind you at one point in time you could say "X, Y and dogs not welcome in pubs".

@ghost-of-a-duke said
I'm not supporting the sign. They should have just said, 'no smelly food to be consumed on the premises.'

@the-gravedigger said
'No food.' Smelly is too subjective.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
But that would prevent people enjoying a perfectly acceptable gherkin.