Warren Terra: Turn on the faucet a trickle, it's what the cat wants. (or turn it on a lot, and if you survive you can do the dishes)

this is not where you go, prof. dr. robert j. catman, esq., P.I., this is where i do the dishes.

Turn on the faucet a trickle, it's what the cat wants. (or turn it on a lot, and if you survive you can do the dishes)

On a big Teams or Zoom meeting a couple of years ago and a speaker was working from his open concept kitchen/dining room when one of his cats jumped onto the counter behind him, tapped the faucet on and started drinking a lot of us were "uh huh right go on" but were really just watching the cat

This was the correct course of action.

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