Day 141: Bathroom Issues

[northernladyuk]

Reading this while sat on the crapper. American bogs are worse. Gaps in every door so people can glimpse you from the outside and vice versa. No privacy, I can see the name badge of the guy squeezing one out next to me because of the gap between them & low partitions, so basically if Churchill wanders past he'll be able to lean over and pass me a bog roll if I need one.

It's a disgrace, having to work in conditions like that.

[d000hg]

Reading this while sat on the crapper. American bogs are worse. Gaps in every door so people can glimpse you from the outside and vice versa. No privacy, I can see the name badge of the guy squeezing one out next to me because of the gap between them & low partitions, so basically if Churchill wanders past he'll be able to lean over and pass me a bog roll if I need one.

I never understand why they have ones like that. Either make it private or make it open to the world if your culture isn't bothered.

[AtW]

[CheeseSlice]

Last contract I was on the worst thing was the temperature in the toilets.
They didn't air condition them and in the summer months I swear it was in the 40's in there.

[hyperD]

No need for bog paper in this clientco toilet:

[SunnyInHades]

[zoco]

Amen to that brother, how the hell are you supposed to catch 40 winks while billing in a cubicle setup like that.

What's this standing next to guys at the urinal then? Who the **** are you? George Michael or something.

Go try this to learn the proper etiquette...

Urinal Man - Learning Urinal Simulator

A+ for me.

Actually, in most of those scenarios, I'd have waited until there was one free with no neighbours or, if I were desperate, I'd have gone in the crapper.

What I really can't stand is when you've started to take your leak, someone else comes in and starts having one at the slashpan next to yours. That's just bad manners that is. Or gay.

[scooterscot]

Is this a photoshop?

[psychocandy]

Reading this while sat on the crapper. American bogs are worse. Gaps in every door so people can glimpse you from the outside and vice versa. No privacy, I can see the name badge of the guy squeezing one out next to me because of the gap between them & low partitions, so basically if Churchill wanders past he'll be able to lean over and pass me a bog roll if I need one.

Always wondered why in the US they feel the need to have a huge gap under the door and then doors that have a massive gap by the hinges so you can see through them.

[Old Greg]

Is this a photoshop?

Our local shopping centre has a parent / toddler toilet facility similar to this.