Thread: Coming to a bathroom near you (GAG!).

WARNING: If you have a weak stomach, stop reading right now!


Though our car parts/salvage yard business does not have a publicly accessible bathroom (it is located in the mechanic shop, a building behind the "business" area) I have always allowed customers "in need" to use it when asked. That practice ended abruptly yesterday when a spanish speaking PIG returned the favor by leaving several wads of his "used" toilet paper in the wicker wastebasket!

I am beyond DISGUSTED by this incident (we threw the whole basket away)! The implications of this horrific lack of personal hygiene alone SHOULD have every goverment agency tasked with protecting the health of U.S. citizens quaking in their boots..IF they were DOING THEIR JOBS!

Today we have two new, bold lettered signs in our office:

NO PUBLIC BATHROOMS!

and

NINGÚN CUARTO DE BAÑO PÚBLICO!

Your experience was mild compared to the filth I've seen IAs display with their toilet habits but I'm sorry you had to go through it.

Yep.....we closed the public restroom at the complex rec hall quite awhile back. You did the right thing.

People from 3rd world countries are used to using a waste basket as a "dirty toilet paper" receptacle, because the plumbing in those countries will back up if you flush toilet paper down them.

I use to work at a clothing store that had curtains to cover the dressing rooms. They would use the curtains as toilet paper especially when they changed their kids in the dressing rooms.l

This is precisely why we have had outbreaks of E-Coli involving lettuce and spinach. Need I mention what's happening in the ag fields. Yuck!

People from 3rd world countries are used to using a waste basket as a "dirty toilet paper" receptacle, because the plumbing in those countries will back up if you flush toilet paper down them.

ARRGGGGHHHH...how FREAKING gross and unsanitary!

What a perfect article to read immediately after finishing my delicious home-made chili and cornbread! Oh well, you did warn me, right?

This is precisely why we have had outbreaks of E-Coli involving lettuce and spinach. Need I mention what's happening in the ag fields. Yuck!

Spinach was my favorite veggie until I read this, thanks fedup now my well toned guns will turn to mush.

I see this same thing at a McDonalds in a small town I visit.

Tiredofapathy wrote:

What a perfect article to read immediately after finishing my delicious home-made chili and cornbread!

Just when I thought I had lost my appetite forever, the mention of cornbread, well, if you have any left over....