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> The bathrooms are non-negotiable. Do you pee at the grocery store these days too? You couldn't pay me anything to use a public restroom anywhere in the US un
by droithomme 6y ago
> The bathrooms are non-negotiable.
Do you pee at the grocery store these days too? You couldn't pay me anything to use a public restroom anywhere in the US until we have a cure for this virus. I go to the bathroom before I make a store run. And I make store runs very infrequently, they are very concise runs, I avoid everyone, and I go only during extreme off hours, and I wear an N95 face mask that I heat sterilize afterwards. I also extensively sterilize everything I buy, which takes nearly a whole day to do properly. Things I can't directly sanitize go into a queue in the garage and are not used for 20 days.
Going into any public bathroom is an unnecessary risk. These drive in theatre bathrooms should be closed and locked, as should public restrooms in parks. Laws against urinating in public such as in the bushes at a public park should be suspended. Peeing into a cup in one's car should be promoted as a safer alternative to finding a public bathroom. These are all temporary measures but are necessary. Public bathrooms being non-negotiable? Then stay home.
- CydeWeys 6y agoI actually did pee at the grocery store a few days ago, but I've already had COVID-19. I probably wouldn't risk it if I weren't already immune, so point taken about avoiding them and making sure to go at home first, etc. I agree that public bathrooms are a risk. When I said "the bathrooms are non-negotiable", what I meant is "I'm not going if there's not a bathroom", and if there's no bathroom because it's not safe, then a lot of people aren't going.
- watwut 6y agoGrocery store trip is shorter even as we limited it to once a week, have a lot more to buy and more to wait. Also, we grocery store cause we have no choice. Not be a use we would be seeking comfort and pleasure as in cinema.