Customer restrooms are meant for customers, not experiments with breakfast cereal.

One employee found themselves cleaning up after their immature boss when he insisted on flushing his leftover breakfast down the toilet.

Before long, the employee wasn’t sure how much more they could take.

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AITAH for telling my boss to please dispose of his cereal properly?

My boss eats Cocoa Puffs for lunch every day.

If he doesn’t finish the entire bowl, he disposes of the remaining cereal by flushing it down the toilet.

There’s one big problem with this.

However, instead of using his restroom, he uses the one that customers and I use.

Both restrooms are one person at a time — not multi-stall restrooms — just to clarify.

The issue is that the customer toilet has problems flushing at times.

This leaves a giant mess for this employee to clean up — and explain to customers.

So he thinks he flushes these brown cereal pieces down, but they don’t always go down without multiple flushes.

I returned from lunch once and had to flush them down myself.

It’s just embarrassing because it looks like a kid messed in there and didn’t flush.

Finally, they speak up.

So I politely asked if he could find another way to dispose of his cereal because I think it looks bad if a customer goes in there and sees that.

So, AITAH for saying something?

Well, that’s certainly an odd habit.

Redditors are sure to get a kick out of this one.

Who even manages to have leftovers for a cereal as delicious as Cocoa Puffs?

This boss needs to grow up and act like an adult.

Sometimes having a boss means being forced to walk on eggshells.

This employee never signed up for explaining mysterious bathroom messes to customers.

At this point, speaking up is the least awkward option.

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