[mlm1950]

Sorry, i HAD to laugh when seeing this, but OP, bail ain't cheap these days so I'd avoid that...

OP, your story reminded me of a friend I had in high school who had a cooler he brought to school daily because his mom made the best lemonade around. He got sick and tired of people asking him for lemonade once word got out how good his mom's lemonade was. So one day he slipped some laxative in it and gave it out to all those regulars who used to bother him. They spent the rest of the day ********in the bathroom and never bothered him again.

I'd lock the cup in my desk drawer or get a lid with a lock on the mug itself.

Guess that kid wasn't much of an entrepreneur.

[berty6294]

I stand by the poison.

[ttsoldier]

these responses are hilarious. hahaa

[squire777]

At the places I have worked the dishes and cups left in the kitchen are there for everyone to use unless someone has marked something as theirs. People keep their own cups and dishes at their desk.

It's quite odd that someone would pick up a mug off of someone else's desk and use it. Things on another employee's desk are usually off limits, even work related things such as papers.

[MSFTisMIA]

Guess that kid wasn't much of an entrepreneur.

He had two problems - he was too kind hearted - but more importantly, many of our classmates were freeloaders so he wouldn't have steady paying customers anyways...now, if his mom could have baked, he'd get more business with cookies...