Reminds me of my Post Office days, as soon as an Asian uses the microwave, White

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..folks walks out of the break room. Mainly because they hate the smell of hot fish sauce that my Filipino co-workers heat up...

Passengers Complained Her Homemade Food ‘Stinks’ in Viral Plane Video. Here's Why She Kept Eating Anyway

“It was just a baked chicken thigh. It has salt, pepper and garlic powder on it,” Lauren Wall says of her meal that cause a viral debate online
One night after work, Lauren Wall was rushing out the door in order to catch her flight to Atlanta. The 28-year-old Florida resident knew the trip would be around dinner time, so she debated what she wanted to eat.

“I could grab something from the airport, but I didn't know if I was gonna have time,” Wall tells PEOPLE. “So, rather than grabbing fast food or whatever they have, I just packed up some leftovers.”

After rushing through security and boarding the plane, Wall settled in her seat before breaking out her meal. “When they brought out the drink carts and started giving out snacks, I was like, ‘Okay, this seems like a reasonable time to eat,'” she recalls. Wall says she even turned to her seatmate to double-check it was okay, and says her fellow passenger joked, “Only if I get a bite.”

But as Wall snacked on her “two chicken thighs,” she noticed a different male passenger sitting in front of her turn to his travel companion with distaste. “He just turned to her and was like, ‘It stinks.' And he said it super loud,” Wall claims. “I was just sitting there with it on my fork.”

After Wall heard the comment, she grabbed her phone to share the experience with her followers on social media.

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Well, it didn't get this extreme at my work place...

Florida cop pulled gun on coworker for heating fish in work microwave
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (WBTW) — A now-former Myrtle Beach Police detective is facing charges after he allegedly pulled a gun on a patrolman for heating up fish in the microwave at the police department.

Michael DeBiase, 46, of Myrtle Beach, is charged with pointing and presenting a firearm at a person after the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division was asked to investigate the situation.

Frontier passenger restrains man trying to open door mid-flight
The incident happened Saturday at the Myrtle Beach Police Department on North Oak Street. According to an arrest warrant, DeBiase confronted a MBPD patrolman about him warming up fish in the microwave, which “caused an odor in the office.”

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