Weaponised incompetence

I think congrats to the delivery man who offered to hoover. If you didn't want him to do it you should have done it yourself. If he started knocking into furniture then you should have just thanked him and taken over. He was trying to help you.

Weaponised incompetence, really. More feminist c.... Just another example of putting all men in one basket.
In my day it was called, not doing your share, women can be just as guilty. My son could tell you that.

I think a vacuuming delivery man is doing more than his share, unless this is part of the advertised service? The last time I had new beds delivered they were going onto new carpets, so maybe it’s something they do now. I can’t remember what happened the time before. I know it costs quite a bit to get them to take away old beds and assemble the new ones, so maybe putting them down onto vacuumed carpet is included in the charge.

All the same, it’s usually better to say what you mean, rather than hinting, in my experience.

I keep reading this as weaponised incontinence.

On reflection, that sounds much more tricky.

I once read an article by a male journalist, who said that when nobly doing the hoovering for a change, a good way to really p*ss your wife/partner off, was to do a particularly thorough job, e.g. hoovering under the bed/sofa, and then saying, ‘Goodness, it’s been a long time since the hoover went under there, hasn’t it?’
Sorry, but I did 😂!

I hate the ads (flash especially) where the guy looks so smug that he has cleaned the floor. He wouldn’t be if he had to do it every day.

MissAdventure

I keep reading this as weaponised incontinence.

On reflection, that sounds much more tricky.

I remember where i used to work asking a man in his 20s to hoover and he didn't even know how to turn it on. At my work now, youngsters unable to wash up or mop floors or even how to use a brush, wtf is going on?

Parents?

Parents?

By all accounts some don’t teach them how to cook either