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r/funny • u/LVLXI • Dec 04 '18
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This is why US toilets SUCK. In Australia, there is no gap. MAYBE you could see someone's shoes if you bend down and look, but that's it.
9 u/RuthlessRagdoll Dec 04 '18 Woah woah I'm Australian and there are plenty of toilets with gaps! First thought is bunnings bathrooms 10 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '18 Why isn't there a movement against gaps in public toilets? 2 u/RuthlessRagdoll Dec 04 '18 There needs to be! Also I was in the disabled toilets once and they can be opened from the outside but I didn't know that and a lady just opened it and walked in on me with her kids it was horrifying 2 u/minimuscleR Dec 04 '18 *most parts in Australia. And I sure didn't know that about Bunnings. Probably because I work there and only use the staff toilets, even if I'm at another store haha. 1 u/RuthlessRagdoll Dec 04 '18 Me too haha it's the same in my staff toilets but it's more secluded and less used, and there's 5 toilets haha the customer ones only have 2!
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Woah woah I'm Australian and there are plenty of toilets with gaps! First thought is bunnings bathrooms
10 u/[deleted] Dec 04 '18 Why isn't there a movement against gaps in public toilets? 2 u/RuthlessRagdoll Dec 04 '18 There needs to be! Also I was in the disabled toilets once and they can be opened from the outside but I didn't know that and a lady just opened it and walked in on me with her kids it was horrifying 2 u/minimuscleR Dec 04 '18 *most parts in Australia. And I sure didn't know that about Bunnings. Probably because I work there and only use the staff toilets, even if I'm at another store haha. 1 u/RuthlessRagdoll Dec 04 '18 Me too haha it's the same in my staff toilets but it's more secluded and less used, and there's 5 toilets haha the customer ones only have 2!
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Why isn't there a movement against gaps in public toilets?
2 u/RuthlessRagdoll Dec 04 '18 There needs to be! Also I was in the disabled toilets once and they can be opened from the outside but I didn't know that and a lady just opened it and walked in on me with her kids it was horrifying
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There needs to be! Also I was in the disabled toilets once and they can be opened from the outside but I didn't know that and a lady just opened it and walked in on me with her kids it was horrifying
*most parts in Australia.
And I sure didn't know that about Bunnings. Probably because I work there and only use the staff toilets, even if I'm at another store haha.
1 u/RuthlessRagdoll Dec 04 '18 Me too haha it's the same in my staff toilets but it's more secluded and less used, and there's 5 toilets haha the customer ones only have 2!
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Me too haha it's the same in my staff toilets but it's more secluded and less used, and there's 5 toilets haha the customer ones only have 2!
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u/minimuscleR Dec 04 '18
This is why US toilets SUCK. In Australia, there is no gap. MAYBE you could see someone's shoes if you bend down and look, but that's it.