14 CommentsGood Citizen tipster Luwam Kidane has just informed us that the bed bug crisis is far from over. She just spotted the pesky pests in 409 Butler. Before tipping Bwog, she sent an e-mail to the appropriate authorities and informed someone at the library—we commend her responsibility. She reports that said staff person “was able to guess where they were before I could tell him. To which I responded, ‘They’ve known for a while now?’ and he reluctantly nodded.”
Update, 5:44pm: They’ve been sighted in the Ref Room. Nothing is sacred.
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@Van Owen Nasty
@Anonymous Why would you even risk studying anywhere in Butler these days? Not worth it.
@... looks like they just sprinkled 209 with roach traps…
@Anonymous they use contractors. but keep dreamin’
@Anonymous where are all the other senior wisdoms? don’t you have a backlog now?
@Bed Bug Intruder Hide yo kids, hide yo wife
@Anonymous *last name: Kidane, not Kudane.
Sincerely,
Luwam’s #1 Stan.
@Anonymous lol, stan.
@They've known for a while now I know bed bugs are hard to get rid of. But it’s better to invest the time, $ and effort early on. Get a knowledgeable PCO with an effective treatment plan and actually solve the problem. Inconvenient, more time consuming, more expensive for sure, but half-assed eradication efforts and ignoring the remaining infestation are just gonna make things worse. C’mon Butler.
@but then the union workers would be preventing future work for themselves! As long as Columbia uses union labor proactive measures will not be taken.
@Anonymous You’re right. If there’s one thing I hate more than anything it’s organized labor. They’re OUR servants–what do they need bargaining rights for?
@Anonymous theyre easily replaceable
@dear 4th floor, watch out.
love,
your bed bug residents
ps: 3rd floor we’re coming.
@ummm pretty sure luwam is a girl, bwog.