I would love to know how they plan to enforce this.
I can see them ban have urinals in a men’s room. But, assuming we have toilet privacy in a stall, how would anyone know if you sit or stand to do # 1? I guess we can assume all will sit to do #2, but again, how do you enforce something like this?
But, assuming we have toilet privacy in a stall, how would anyone know if you sit or stand to do # 1?Maybe they're basing it on the number of times they have gone in to a booth and found the toilet seat covered in piss?
Based on my personal observations, I would say at least 50% of the previous toilet users were filthy, disgusting animals who couldn't be bothered to avoid covering the toilet seat with their urine.
At one time, there was a social convention that one leave a public restroom (at least) as clean as one found it. That convention has died, and I think it is a prime example of a dying culture.
Monitors—I hear they pay pretty well :)
“I would love to know how they plan to enforce this.”
You don’t see? They want to abolish the men’s room. Just one kind of toilet for everyone.
Almost pathetically simple, with modern technology that is.
Think microphones, digital signal processors, warning lights & buzzers on wall-sized maps in the DoPE (Department of Pinkler Enforcement).
Almost pathetically simple, with modern technology that is.
Think microphones, digital signal processors, warning lights & buzzers on wall-sized maps in the DoPE (Department of Pinkler Enforcement).