@BarefootBliss wrote:
For me, I dread being in a restroom, right in the middle of taking a photo - and someone opens the door and spots me. Thankfully, it's never happened, but I fear it might someday.
What could you say in that situation?
Other than a shopper, the only people I can think of who take photos in restrooms are potential sexual offenders....you read about them in the news all the time....although usually involving a camera and a stall.
I mean a person in a restroom taking a photo screams weirdo. I can see store management questioning the person as to what they were doing.
My family members know I do shops.....but if anything were to ever happen to me and they go through my phone pics...well lol. I do try to keep up with deleting them lol.
Cut partially into the steak, separate it enough to check how it was cooked, and then put it back together and take your pic. It should still look OK. If they somehow see where you cut it, just explain what happened and that you didn't want to blow your cover by sneaking in the pic first.@purpleicee wrote:
I was doing a dinner shop and the server just set down our plates and said they were going to wait and watch us cut into the steaks to see if they were cooked right. You know I had to take the photographs first, so this just rolled off my tongue: "Can you please come back in one minute, because we have to say our prayer, first." That is something I really do, so I did not care what they thought, but was thankful it had come to mind just in time.
@Morledzep wrote:
I'm with Ses, I don't understand wanting to talk on the phone in the restroom. And I really feel uncomfortable flushing the toilet when someone else is in the room talking. I'm guilty of taking folks to the restroom with me on the phone, but I mute the phone before I flush and I leave the room before I unmute it, but that's mostly when I'm on a very long phone call.