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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When I was young, bathrooms were much less common in public.

Made it VERY hard for families with young children.

Now I think they do it (often, but not required) to keep customers shopping longer. [/quote]

As a young child I remember the ladies lounges in the nicer department stores. Woodies etc., they all had elaborately decorated sitting rooms.  And they didn’t smell.

Now you go into a Macy’s and the stench is lawful. I’d rated pee myself a little than he assaulted by the smell of b.o., feces, and sewer gas.

People are so gross.[/quote]

I honestly think bathrooms are grosser now because people think about germs more and less about other people. So they hover over the toilet so their butts don’t have to touch the toilet and splatter pee everywhere. With kids they get their little boys to stand with shoes on the toilet and pee in, and little girls sit on toilet paper lined seats that get soaked with pee… which of course is too gross for mom to clean up. Nobody has the decency to clean up after themselves either. [/quote]

I hover and will continue to do so.  [/quote]

This is the reason we can't have nice things.

You are the reason that more businesses are doing away with public/customer rest rooms.[/quote]

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