It’s only in the East Coast that I’ve seen restaurants and coffee shops bar access to the restrooms and require patrons to hunt around for a key.
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It’s only in the East Coast that I’ve seen restaurants and coffee shops bar access to the restrooms and require patrons to hunt around for a key.
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It happens out West, too.
The last time I was driving through California, I saw a sign in a gas station that read, “YOU CAN’T HAVE THE KEY TO THE RESTROOM IF YOU DON’T BUY GAS — SO DON’T ASK!”
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Do they have that horrible blue lighting system that’s supposed to deter drug users too? I hate that, can’t imagine what it’s like for the cleaners who have to work under it.
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I never heard of this so I wouldn’t have noticed. I had no idea it existed. How do blue lights deter drug users?
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They’re supposed to deter the use of injectable drugs by making it hard to find veins visually. Judging by http://www.injectingadvice.com/v4/index.php/articles/harm-reduction-practice/177-blue-lights-update , it doesn’t appear to work very well.
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Oh! I had no idea. It sounds pretty insane, to be honest.
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RESTROOMS ARE FOR CUSTOMERS ONLY
And peeing in the alley or behind the dumpsters will also get you arrested.
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I thought it was nationwide. Anywhere they want to deter traffic, or think the restroom might be used for things illicit. I’ve seen it all kinds of places including, if I am not mistaken, Illinois
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A very suitable post, I envy the Dutch now:
http://www.germanjoys.eu/2017/06/my-entry.html
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“Bleed the lizard” :-)))))))
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