Thursday, January 21, 2010

Janitorial Duties

As plebe you are basically an unpaid janitor. it is your job to keep the barracks nice and clean. with this job come a lot of tension between you and you piers sometimes as the battle for cleaning supplies commences.

One thing you have to deal with are the upperclassmen not putting the cleaning supplies back in the slop sink after using them.

another is the mystery of the missing brooms. other decks will steal your brooms if you do not make sure that it is marked with your company and deck. the brooms that are supplied are with out a doubt the worst brooms i have ever used.
If you do come here i recomend bringing a broom with synthetic bristles. It will be the best investment all of plebe year and keep a lot of feuds away. so long as you do not let it get to far.

As Cleaning goes there are set cleaning stations that every plebe will eventually do. they are
Heads
Slop sink
Ladderwells
Decks
Showers
Reg Row
Laundry Room
Trash and gear.

I think Heads, Showers Decks and Ladder wells are pretty self explanatory.

Slop Sink- Is the cleaning station in charge of the cleaning supplies
Trash and gear- empties all the trash cans and takes the large trash can to the dumpster.
Reg Row- Plebes clean the M/n Officers cleaning stations
and laundry room. Plebes clean the laundry room.

now cleaning is not that bad. when you do cleaning stations you can talk in the halls, you do not need to square and you can relax to almost human standards.

Overall Cleaning is not that bad its just a plebe job that one must do on a daily basis.
If you come here please do not be that guy who leaves his roommate cleaning and goes back to his room to go on Facebook. I guarantee that at 640 in the morning none of your friends are awake and on facebook to talk to you.

these are just my thoughts.

1 comment:

  1. Re: "If you come here please do not be that guy who leaves his roommate cleaning and goes back to his room to go on Facebook."

    Awesome observation and too totally true...

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