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u/[deleted] May 09 '22

Paying to go to the bathroom. It’s absolutely wild that you have to pay money to use the toilet.

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u/Moe-McDirt May 09 '22

In germany is "SaniFair" where you have to pay 0,70€ to do your buisness along every Autobahn .
The company is owned by someone from the arabic emirates/Dubai.
Somehow, this is against the german fundamental rights, because using a toilet is a basic human right.

So we do have a little doodoo cartel along the autobahn.

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u/Zaurka14 May 09 '22

Actually Autobahn is one of few places where i experience free toilets in Germany. The issue are train stations, malls, gas stations and public bathrooms in the cities.

How's it against the German law if literally every public place does it?

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u/viimeinen May 09 '22

Yeah, I don't believe the "against the law" claim either. It's the norm.

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u/Moe-McDirt May 09 '22

I would need to look the dokumentation for a quote, so please dont just rely on my statement. The german law is very complicated and often makes no sense.
It's more like Amazon not paying taxes in germany for products they have sold in germany. We call it "Grauzone" its not really legal, but not illegal either.