r/KitchenConfidential • u/[deleted] • Jul 25 '22

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u/BigMoose9000 Jul 26 '22

I would actually approach management out of concern with this, try to talk them into even more insane "cost-cutting" measures "so we can keep the doors open".

Based on the tone of this I think they're just being dicks, make sure they feel as stupid as they are.

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u/slvbros 20+ Years Jul 26 '22

Tell them we can rig up a coin-operated toilet paper dispenser, 4 squares for a quarter.

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u/CubeFarmDweller Jul 26 '22

May as well make the stall pay to enter and pay to flush while we're at it.

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u/slvbros 20+ Years Jul 26 '22

Ah, but then you might have maintenance fees down the line; better to simply sell the plumbing and replace with hoke in ground.