I can sympathize here. My very first IT job and the company provided IT services to this place. I had to go in the main building for a chunk of the day and when I got home my mother made me strip naked and put my clothes in the washer before I could go into the house for a shower. Another trip I was at the gatehouse/scales working when a lady was eating spaghetti while weighing the trucks, and talking to the drivers through an open window. She offered me some, had to be a sick joke.Worst job..since i was a guv employee, i've had to do lots of secondary jobs thru the year...spent 24hrs in hell at the protein rendering plant in hanceville (you've prob noticed the smell on I65 during the summer with an eastern wind) doing mechanical maintenance. We had to remove a 14" auger and the skid plate it ran on and replace it. 2 12hr shifts and i threw away 2 complete sets of clothes. A month later, playing fall softball, the smell was still oozing out of my pores.
I have heard stories of people working there, taking a week off, mowing their grass at the end of the week and their sweat smelled like it.
And that smell, it blankets a large chunk of western Blount County in many mornings. You hold your breath till you get in your car.