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You apparently haven't had to run junkies out of fast food or pharmacy restrooms, as part of your minimum wage job duties before. Go work a CVS in an urban en

You apparently haven't had to run junkies out of fast food or pharmacy restrooms, as part of your minimum wage job duties before. Go work a CVS in an urban environment and you'll have to deal with people nodding off with needles in their arms. These same people are highly likely to be thieves as well Public restrooms have also historically been gay hookup spots, and spots for hookers too. Bathrooms open to the public always attract garbage humans.

watwut 5y ago
I live in urban environment and it is not hellhole some people like to make it into.
- loudtieblahblah 5y ago
  It's where the majority of crime and pollution is. You can have it.
racl101 5y ago
> Bathrooms open to the public always attract garbage humans. Only people who have hold minimum wage jobs in the service industry know this pain. Everyone else keeps talking about treating people like humans never having seen the ugly side. Like, for example, the side where you walk in on these fucks shooting up and then they threaten your life on the spot and leave a mess for you to clean. Yeah, hard to have any compassion left when you've done that day in and day out while getting paid minimum wage and then going back to shit customers at the counter. The easiest decision, is therefore, to close your bathrooms to everyone and discriminate equally. And maybe, only let the pregnant women and truckers use them.
sophacles 5y ago
And apparently public comment sections have the same "garbage human attracting" quality.
vkou 5y ago
And when those bathrooms are closed, those garbage humans will shit on the sidewalk, instead, to the delight of everyone.
- Consultant32452 5y ago
  I agree with you 100%. In places with private security such as restaurants, malls, and hotels there are relatively nice facilities and the people there are generally safe. In "public" places where the only security force is the police such as side walks, that is where people defecate in the open and you are relatively unsafe from violence.
- s1artibartfast 5y ago
  Good, it is a public problem and and the public should deal with the consequences (or fix it), not externalize it to some private individual.
xnyan 5y ago
>garbage humans There will always be people without a place to live, and people with substance abuse disorders. We can both agree that they do exist, even if we are upset by that fact and wish it was not so. So, what do you think a good plan would be? Turn them into soylent green? Tut tut at them when their suffering mildly inconveniences our day/their presence upsets us(the current situation)? Improve life for everyone by having good public toilets? Something else?
- loudtieblahblah 5y ago
  I support social services to help these people. Welfare, housing, medical care, the works. And I feel I'm far to the left of what almost any Democrat would ever propose to help those the worst off. But i do think society should be designed to minimize where they can do drugs, and where delinquents have sex in public. And I do not think those who own private property open to the public for commerce should be burdened with their sleep, sex and drug spots. Not their problem. It's not the problem of a small business owner that someone had trauma and then made some bad choices in life and need to mod off in their restroom or sleep in the doorway or their restaurant
i_haz_rabies 5y ago
No one is a garbage human. You have a garbage opinion, though, if that's what you think of them.
- swearwolf 5y ago
  You’re absolutely right, no one is a garbage human. Some people, though, treat the people and the environment around them like garbage, and that’s really frustrating to deal with, whether it comes from an arrogant rich man or a homeless addict.
  - i_haz_rabies 5y ago
    100%
- zz865 5y ago
  Have you ever had to work a job where you cleaned public bathrooms?
  - i_haz_rabies 5y ago
    No, I'm sure it's disgusting. My point is there's a lot of daylight between "some people abuse public bathrooms" and "those people are garbage humans."
    - lazide 5y ago
      Until you’ve had to clean random blood splatter and feces 6ft up a wall for no apparent reason, it’s easy to say that.
      - loudtieblahblah 5y ago
        Most comfortable middle class kids who get nice tech jobs will have no idea what it's like. None.
- loudtieblahblah 5y ago

watwut 5y ago

I live in urban environment and it is not hellhole some people like to make it into.

loudtieblahblah 5y ago
It's where the majority of crime and pollution is. You can have it.

racl101 5y ago

> Bathrooms open to the public always attract garbage humans. Only people who have hold minimum wage jobs in the service industry know this pain. Everyone else keeps talking about treating people like humans never having seen the ugly side. Like, for example, the side where you walk in on these fucks shooting up and then they threaten your life on the spot and leave a mess for you to clean. Yeah, hard to have any compassion left when you've done that day in and day out while getting paid minimum wage and then going back to shit customers at the counter. The easiest decision, is therefore, to close your bathrooms to everyone and discriminate equally. And maybe, only let the pregnant women and truckers use them.

sophacles 5y ago

And apparently public comment sections have the same "garbage human attracting" quality.

vkou 5y ago

And when those bathrooms are closed, those garbage humans will shit on the sidewalk, instead, to the delight of everyone.

Consultant32452 5y ago
I agree with you 100%. In places with private security such as restaurants, malls, and hotels there are relatively nice facilities and the people there are generally safe. In "public" places where the only security force is the police such as side walks, that is where people defecate in the open and you are relatively unsafe from violence.
s1artibartfast 5y ago
Good, it is a public problem and and the public should deal with the consequences (or fix it), not externalize it to some private individual.

xnyan 5y ago

>garbage humans There will always be people without a place to live, and people with substance abuse disorders. We can both agree that they do exist, even if we are upset by that fact and wish it was not so. So, what do you think a good plan would be? Turn them into soylent green? Tut tut at them when their suffering mildly inconveniences our day/their presence upsets us(the current situation)? Improve life for everyone by having good public toilets? Something else?

loudtieblahblah 5y ago
I support social services to help these people. Welfare, housing, medical care, the works. And I feel I'm far to the left of what almost any Democrat would ever propose to help those the worst off. But i do think society should be designed to minimize where they can do drugs, and where delinquents have sex in public. And I do not think those who own private property open to the public for commerce should be burdened with their sleep, sex and drug spots. Not their problem. It's not the problem of a small business owner that someone had trauma and then made some bad choices in life and need to mod off in their restroom or sleep in the doorway or their restaurant

i_haz_rabies 5y ago

No one is a garbage human. You have a garbage opinion, though, if that's what you think of them.

swearwolf 5y ago
You’re absolutely right, no one is a garbage human. Some people, though, treat the people and the environment around them like garbage, and that’s really frustrating to deal with, whether it comes from an arrogant rich man or a homeless addict.
- i_haz_rabies 5y ago
  100%
zz865 5y ago
Have you ever had to work a job where you cleaned public bathrooms?
- i_haz_rabies 5y ago
  No, I'm sure it's disgusting. My point is there's a lot of daylight between "some people abuse public bathrooms" and "those people are garbage humans."
  - lazide 5y ago
    Until you’ve had to clean random blood splatter and feces 6ft up a wall for no apparent reason, it’s easy to say that.
    - loudtieblahblah 5y ago
      Most comfortable middle class kids who get nice tech jobs will have no idea what it's like. None.
loudtieblahblah 5y ago