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This post was last edited by EdwardLau on 2015-6-20 at 21:44. I remember hearing in some comedy performances that it happens in bathhouses – you just put soap on your skin and then there’s no water left. Well, I actually experienced this today: I was about to rinse out the shampoo residue when there was no water. I waited for ten minutes, but still no water came. So I called the head of the maintenance department; after another twenty minutes I called the head of the production department. It took over forty minutes before water finally arrived. It was ice-cold! What kind of factory is this? :'(
I took a bath like that a few days ago; fortunately I noticed it in time. I poured several buckets of water, and it was extremely awkward to take such a bath. The water is here; wash as much as you want.
Can’t we not be so understanding of each other? We really have to go through hardships together? Let’s rather share prosperity
Hehe, it reminds me of the landlady from Kung Fu! !
How would I know? The water flow is very weak. Living in a building occupied by stubborn tenants, what more can you expect?
I’m in the factory bathroom here, damn it! There’s no way they can force me to leave work like this
You’re still lucky; it could be worse if there were no water for a whole day! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Be happy then – it hasn’t dropped to 10 degrees or risen to 40 degrees for you. . .
Life is full of hardships; it depends on how you face them.
I imagine the scene of the OP on the phone, naked, for over forty minutes. .