What dystopian shithole has non-free public toilets?
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Submitted 6 hours ago by ComradePenguin@lemmy.ml to [deleted]
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deadbeef79000@lemmy.nz 5 hours ago
xylol@leminal.space 3 hours ago
Mexico, and they only give you a few pieces of toilet paper
undefined@lemmy.hogru.ch 3 hours ago
I low key really hate restrooms and indoor plumbing in general in Mexico
spankysalmon@fedinsfw.app 3 hours ago
Nono, you pay for the shithole, that makes it preem, not dystopian!
- some capitalist, probably
Brkdncr@lemmy.world 3 hours ago
At least they have public toilets. In thenUS we’re beholden to the kindness of franchise operators.
toynbee@lemmy.world 35 minutes ago
Once I took my kid to a Dollar General (not a corporation I would prefer to support, but we had a need for a product and there aren’t many other options practically available locally). The kid was five or six at the time, I don’t recall precisely.
Anyway, as we were acquiring our necessities, the kid realized they had to use the restroom. I asked the kid if they were able to hold it, but they said no, so I inquired with the staff and, though I never realized it prior, it turns out that at least that particular DG does, indeed, allow you to use their restroom.
I took the kid to it but, like some grocery stores I attended when I, myself, was but a youth, it was through the stock room. Much like I remember feeling in those stock rooms, my kid felt we shouldn’t be there. They clung tightly to me and, despite my reassurances, kept repeating “I don’t think we should be here. We should not be back here.” After they took care of business, we came back out into the store proper and they said words to the effect of “phew! I didn’t think we should be there.”
I never want my progeny to have to be afraid, and certainly I don’t want them to be unnecessarily fearful, but I do feel proud that when they were I was a source of safety for them.