So, I usually grab something quick and cheap for lunch but decided to treat myself to a nice baked spud in an art gallery cafe.
Half way through said spud, and perusing MN, I looked up to see that the people on the table nearby were changing a baby's nappy on the table where they'd just eaten.
My face must have been a bit of a picture because one of the women looked at me as if to say 'what?'. Feeling I had to justify myself, I said 'it's just that it's a bit grim changing a baby's nappy on a cafe table'.
The woman doing the changing asked if I was a mum. Instead of saying 'what difference would that make?', I said I had two children. She said she didn't realise I was watching(?). I said it was more of a hygiene thing, but yes, it had put me off my lunch somewhat.
She replied that it was 'only a bit of wee'.
So, was I being unreasonable hygiene thing and it is 'only a bit of wee', or is this utterly grim?
For clarity, this was in an area out of sight of the staff and I was the only other customer in that area.
The loos were ten paces away, full changing facilities and pristine.