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You too may experience this "luxury" by going to pretty much any club (dance or strip) on pretty much any weekend in pretty much any major US city. The opulenc
by throw_away 8y ago
You too may experience this "luxury" by going to pretty much any club (dance or strip) on pretty much any weekend in pretty much any major US city. The opulence wears off quickly, as it is made clear that you're expected to tip and all you want to do is wash your hands like a decent person.
- dominotw 8y agoOh. Gp made it sound like it was a common thing in America.
- ConceptJunkie 8y agoI'm 53 and the only time I've ever seen a washroom attendant was in Mexico.
- nojvek 8y agoIt is a common thing in US if you go clubbing.
- selimthegrim 8y agoTheu don’t just hand you towels, they usually have OTC type things if you’re feeling ill - you’ll never be more thankful for them until it happens to you when clubbing
- nsxwolf 8y agoIf the attendant is to my left, I rotate clockwise towards the door after I finish washing. Then it looks like I didn’t see him.
- throw_away 8y agoWith wet hands, though, or damp pants, which is not a great look in either club environ. I would just simply refuse to go to such places, but I've only ever gone at the strong insistence of friends and perhaps the insistence some strong drink. Perhaps a real-life hack could be to bring sanitizer gel.