HOW IT WORKS:

1. Read the letter below asking for advice about work.
2. Click on a dollar sign to give your advice.
3. View the voting results in this box. Repeat.

Dear Anyone,

Our office recently hired a new employee for a temporary contract position. In this office there are about 5 of us sitting for most of the day in a fairly spacious but enclosed room.

The new guy has some serious gas problems (silent but deadly). Luckily I sit on the opposite side of the room so it doesn't bother me too much. But the others who sit near him find it unbearable and are often talking about it behind his back. I feel bad for the new guy, and I also feel bad for the folks that have to deal with it — the tension is causing friction. What can I do? Should I do anything?

Holding My Breath for Help

WHAT'S YOUR ADVICE?

	A:	Do nothing, it's a temporary contract position.
	B:	Make some jokes about farting, and hope the new guy can take a hint.
	C:	Make some general observations about how it stinks (without pointing fingers at anyone).
	D:	Light a match near the new guy and find out how bad it really is.

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