Im in the office yesterday and go to use one of the bathrooms and Im absolutely appalled by the amount of pee on the floor around the toilet and on the toilet. It looked like a daycare had been holding potty training classes there but alas there are only adults in this building.
I worked as a night (well, evening) janitor for one of the malls in my hometown when I was in high school and can confirm that a notable segment of the public are pigs, intentionally or not. The Boss also worked at a women's clothing store and was stunned by what she had to clean in the change rooms. On more than one occasion it involved shit on the walls or floor.
Yeah, again this is work so its not kids holding it in to the last second, and people shouldn't be drunk and the toilet openings present a large enough openig that getting a stream of piss in there shouldn't be a challenge.
I worked in a campground in high school and part of my duties was cleaning the bathrooms/outhouses so yeah Ive seen the worst of it.
Im in the office yesterday and go to use one of the bathrooms and Im absolutely appalled by the amount of pee on the floor around the toilet and on the toilet. It looked like a daycare had been holding potty training classes there but alas there are only adults in this building.
I worked as a night (well, evening) janitor for one of the malls in my hometown when I was in high school and can confirm that a notable segment of the public are pigs, intentionally or not. The Boss also worked at a women's clothing store and was stunned by what she had to clean in the change rooms. On more than one occasion it involved shit on the walls or floor.
Yeah, again this is work so its not kids holding it in to the last second, and people shouldn't be drunk and the toilet openings present a large enough openig that getting a stream of piss in there shouldn't be a challenge.
I worked in a campground in high school and part of my duties was cleaning the bathrooms/outhouses so yeah Ive seen the worst of it.
You could put up sign in the bathroom telling people that if they can't control their wing wang, they should think about becoming sitters.
"Grab some wood, bub.'" - Richard Nixon, Checkers Speech, abandoned early draft
My partner and I are New York City-ophiles and we try and get out there on a regular basis. Just returned from a visit last weekend and one thing I keep thinking about is how the NYC Subway is horrible and awesome at the same time. It's unlike any subway I've ever experienced anywhere else: the stations are shabby (though you can see they used to look nice, well, at least some of them) and cave-like. They're too hot in summer and too cold in winter. They leak when it rains. The signage is terrible. Want to know when the next train is coming? Good luck. The station layouts are confusing - sometimes you have to really hike to make a transfer. That said, they keep the city moving. We'd never consider another method of transportation when visiting.
"They don't think it be like it is, but it do." - Oscar Gamble
The pictures on that site looked all too familiar. I was too scared to click on the video.
No idea what it's like, horrid i assume. Actually quite proud of myaelf thar the time i lived in munich, when it came to oktoberfest, like a proper munchener, i fucked off to greece for 2 weeks. Mostly at the insistence of the local guy i was sharing a flat with, but I'll take it anyway!
My partner and I are New York City-ophiles and we try and get out there on a regular basis. Just returned from a visit last weekend and one thing I keep thinking about is how the NYC Subway is horrible and awesome at the same time. It's unlike any subway I've ever experienced anywhere else: the stations are shabby (though you can see they used to look nice, well, at least some of them) and cave-like. They're too hot in summer and too cold in winter. They leak when it rains. The signage is terrible. Want to know when the next train is coming? Good luck. The station layouts are confusing - sometimes you have to really hike to make a transfer. That said, they keep the city moving. We'd never consider another method of transportation when visiting.
I’m also an NYC lover but I prefer to walk everywhere, there’s so many weird things to stumble across that I’d have missed on the subway.
My partner and I are New York City-ophiles and we try and get out there on a regular basis. Just returned from a visit last weekend and one thing I keep thinking about is how the NYC Subway is horrible and awesome at the same time. It's unlike any subway I've ever experienced anywhere else: the stations are shabby (though you can see they used to look nice, well, at least some of them) and cave-like. They're too hot in summer and too cold in winter. They leak when it rains. The signage is terrible. Want to know when the next train is coming? Good luck. The station layouts are confusing - sometimes you have to really hike to make a transfer. That said, they keep the city moving. We'd never consider another method of transportation when visiting.
I’m also an NYC lover but I prefer to walk everywhere, there’s so many weird things to stumble across that I’d have missed on the subway.
That's the Boss and I. And that's something we love about New York, that it's full of pedestrians, people who know how to walk out in public.
"Grab some wood, bub.'" - Richard Nixon, Checkers Speech, abandoned early draft
