how do you handle this scenario?

[chessgod]

ok, you work in an office setting, where everyone works in cubes, your "section has both male and female workers, totaling about 50-60 people....you are in your cube, and you hear (in your opinion) the most incredibly amazing and sexy sneeze! but you have no idea who it is....you then hear another of the same kind.....do you get up and go investigate to try to somehow not only see who it is, but maybe witness from a safe distance some how without notice an impending sneeze attack....or do you do nothing? and has this ever happened to you and how did you handle it?

[Garnet]

No, that honestly sounds a little creepy to me.

Anyway, sometimes I prefer to hear a sneeze and fill in a mental image myself, rather than see it and be potentially disappointed.

[VoOs]

I'm with Garnet here. Going looking for them would feel creepy, and I'm mostly just interested in the sound, anyway.

[•.*°•☆. Q .☆•°*.•]

I would just remember the sounds and try and associate it with whomever it was at a later date. Looking around for them would just be weird.

[murphy dee]

Let it be a happy accident if you somehow come across the culprit naturally, but to skulk around the cubicles trying to listen for someone...no, I wouldn't do that in a work environment. Or really in any environment. But in a work setting it seems extra creepy to me. I would suggest not being "that guy".

[Jorm]

sometimes I prefer to hear a sneeze and fill in a mental image myself, rather than see it and be potentially disappointed.

This!

I'd just sit in my cube and enjoy the "music". I'd feel way to obviously and awkward wandering around trying to find out who it was. And yeah, depending on how you did it anyway it could be very creepy. I mean, a not entirely necessary trip to the copy machine in hopes of catching a glimpse of the culprit seems totally fine to me, but actively walking around hunting for them crosses a bit of a line.