My latest rant about hand washing and hygiene, which I also think is over emphasized as a whole.  I felt compelled to write this after using the public urinal at the airport last night, since I was wearing these thin khakis, and sandals, I felt every drop splashing back from the urinal, and also dotted up and down my khakis.  It contained probably mostly my own urine, but also urine from the bowl that wasn't flushing properly.

So people who love their dogs, and kiss them on their lips, or let their dog lick their face, don't dogs lick their own assholes and balls when given the chance to do so?  You can draw your own conclusion

How about people who wear their shoes in their own house, how much urine do you pick up on your shoes at the fancy restaurant bathroom, and poop from the park where you walk your dog? 

Do you know of any animals that wash their hands, especially with chemicals or products?  Besides having sticky fingers after I've dipped my hands in a bucket of KFC, or fingers into something else, there really is much reason for hand washing. 

However we are so fascinated and fixated that washing our hands will somehow save a life, or that is the slogan at my work.

Reality check, the fact is in many parts of the world, people do not practice the same type of "personal hygiene" that we do here in the US.  Same with halitosis, body odor, nose picking, burping, slurping, farting, or any other gastronomical feats.  We have identified, and marketed products after our own ideas of perfection.  However, you and I are not directly profiting monetarily from it or benefiting from it, unless you work for Johnson & Johnson, Merck, Pfizer, or Sanofi Ltd.