r/extremelyinfuriating • u/No-Kiwi-3663 • 22h ago

Discussion Public toilette

I wonder why 95% of public restrooms are so disgusting. Is it really that hard to be civilized and show some respect for others? I’m talking about women’s restrooms.

I’m lucky enough to be able to hold it in for ages, so I almost always avoid using them. Yesterday, I was driving back from a wedding that was a three-hour drive away, and after holding it in since 5 a.m. (it was 11 p.m. by then), and having drunk quite a bit, I just couldn’t take it anymore. We stopped at a highway rest stop, but I only had to put one foot inside the restroom before deciding to leave without going, and wait to reach home.

Just needed to vent a little.

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u/mindgardening 18h ago

Come to the US where public toilets are considered a luxury and not a necessity. They can often be difficult to find for non-homeless people (buy an item in a store and you're allowed to use the toilet) and they are virtually impossible for homeless people to find, which is why you see piles of human shit in american cities.