Which Accounting Firm Has an Office Experiencing Cooling and Plumbing Issues Today?

Posted on by Caleb Newquist
This sounds unfortunate. From the always fun tip box:
[Well-known CPA firm] is working hard to maintain top-10 firm status.  One unfortunate office on the East coast is enjoying a Monday with no air and toilets that won't flush.  Apparently the whole building smells like sewage, which is a slight improvement over the usual busy-season BO.
We're unable to confirm the firm and location at this time but if your office has turned into a Carnival poop cruise, do let us know.

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