Should i tell?

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At my workplace, there is a really obese 25 year old man. He works as our office secretary. Anyhow, he fell asleep at work today and the whole office could hear him snoring.
Should I tell him he has sleep apnea and should get it treated? He stopped breathing a lot between snores. Is it the ethical thing to do?

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  • MonteMetcalfe
    7 months ago | pl

    The most ethical thing to do would be to draw dick pics on him with permanent markers while he sleeps.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      7 months ago | pl

      Ha! I bet you are a charmer in real life! ;)

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  • kikilizzo
    7 months ago | pl

    If it were me I would consider it overstepping a boundry. Thats a very personal thing to comment on unless you guys are pals.

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  • litelander8
    7 months ago | pl

    He’s probably aware of the issue.

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  • notmyrealname123
    7 months ago | pl

    you should tell him the issue but not your conclusion

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  • 1WeirdGuy
    7 months ago | pl

    If you are close enough to him to tell him that. Sleep apnea causes heart issues, as does obesity. His lifespan is gonna be very short. He needs a sleep app machinr.

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  • jethro
    7 months ago | pl

    Mind your own business. He will get discovered on his own.

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