Add sitting down peeing to your list of house rules
This is the best answer, with the exception that I would absolutely call out the incident specifically. Let there be no uncertainty regarding exactly what you are referring to.Agree with the responses so far. When you send the invite for next game, add a footnote that, while it doesn't call out the incident specifically, will let everyone know to please respect the house and to clean up after yourselves, and to please come to you ASAP for any issues that are unable to be resolved on their own. Honesty is the best policy, but if the facilities and property are not going to be respected, that the occurrence of future games is in jeopardy.
ive even got one of them elongated bowls!This is my biggest complaint about hosting..... piss anywhere except the toilet...... seriously, how hard is it to stand there and hit the middle of the bowl? And if you do miss, clean up after yourself!!!!
I keep one of these in the back of my trunk for those rare occasions:I had really bad bubble guts at a friends game See here and I knew if I used his toilet it would have splattered everywhere. So instead of messing his bathroom up, I chose to leave the game. Got stuck in traffic and crapped my pants. Still better than messing up someone else’s bathroom.
I like this answer the best. I've also done exactly this. I hosted a 3 table 27-person series that spanned 8 games, so the same people showed up each time...Next time invite the same group.
You as host stand up before start of game and say what you need to say. Say if it happens again no more game.
(Still can invite the good trusted cash regs if worst comes to worse)
So like Skittles meets tacos?Every hair color she's had since she was ten was splattered all over the place...
Thank God it wasn't post Taco Bell splatter.
My basement bathroom is all FRP paneling for easy clean up.This is not at all helpful but I can’t imagine how what you described even happened to a wall, and I also can’t imagine having a surface near a toilet that doesn’t clean easily and can be stained.
But I also can’t imagine damaging somebody’s bathroom and not saying something to them, whether they’re a friend or a stranger. Though I suppose alcohol does some strange things.
So no, you should t have to tell adults to respect your house, but now you do.
i have one and he is a semi sophisticated gentlemanFirst question - do you have any male children between the ages of 3 and 25? I have 4 boys. Cleaning piss off walls and floors was a daily chore.
Second - Clorox wipes on top of the toilet and Kleenex disposable hand towels. Like someone said, drinking a beer and scrolling PCF leaves no hands free. Give them something to immediately wipe up any misfires.
Third - oil based paint with at least a semi-gloss sheen. I just moved my daughter out and needed a hazmat suit to clean her bathroom. Every hair color she's had since she was ten was splattered all over the place, and if you think boys are disgusting.....girls are worse. This is the poker room bathroom and every surface has been primed, painted, and recaulked.
Thank God it wasn't post Taco Bell splatter.
^ culprit!This is the best answer, with the exception that I would absolutely call out the incident specifically. Let there be no uncertainty regarding exactly what you are referring to.
This is what happened. I understand it was most likely an accident. Accidents happen. In the future, please let me know asap if there is an issue that needs to be attended to.
While the incident itself is unfortunate, I completely agree that not owning up to it is the greater foul.
Since I attend this game, I certainly hope future games are not in jeopardy...
yup.You had a bunch of new guys at this tournament and this doesn’t happen at cash games…
this was after the first coat of paint. so definitely was much worse to start with.
Was there hair dye involved? If so, my daughter is a likely culprit.Okay, so it's been established that it was @CraigT78's daughter. Now the question is, do you ban her for her actions?