MANY of us have abandoned printing out photos, instead preferring to keep our memories stored on smartphones or in the cloud.
But for the select few who continue to get the Kodak moments put on paper, canvas, T-shirts or mugs, a New York-based pharmacy worker has begged them not to use her store's facilities to print off intimate snaps of body parts, the Daily Mirror reports.
The 22-year-old CVS staff member, Mariah, told her TikTok followers that she and her colleagues have been seeing things that cannot be unseen when overly body confident customers process photos of their naked bodies, leaving a degree of psychological scarring.
Mariah said the stomach-churning task was made more challenging by customers who choose to order their prints online, as she has to sort through the images to ensure the correct ones have been printed out.
"I don't know how many times I have to say this - don't print your nudes at CVS," she said.
"I do, in fact, see every single one - please it's 9am Lauren, I can't do this".
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