What if a restaurant had an “Anyone can use our bathrooms” policy?

@AnyoneCanSee 3 months ago

Actually, a city set up an app like this. They pay local businesses to allow people to use their toilets as public toilets and then pay them. It is way cheaper than having public toilets. The have an app to find the nearest one.

@lacedchemist1295 3 months ago

Genius! I miss this show, I love the type of humor Nathan pulls off

@isaiahpero7837 3 months ago

I thought the neighborhood toilets were the Kardashians.

@josemaria8177 3 months ago

One of Nathan's best ideas. Frankly it isn't that weird

@medinaw94 3 months ago

Honestly, in a neighborhood with only one place offering a public toilet, i have historically bought their food for being a business worth supporting

@kaledovic 3 months ago

You can be the neighborhood toilet hahahaha

@SinclairPoppins 3 months ago

Doesn’t he ask to be in her will? 🤦‍♂️

@ron234halt 3 months ago

My opinion on this: This would be abused by tourists and vagrants. I've worked in outdoor venues, and during the summer, I've encountered people that only visited the venue for two reasons: #1 & #2.

@kuruptein 3 months ago

Love him. Great

@patfromamboy 3 months ago

I think it’s ridiculous that cities have laws against public urination but don’t have public restrooms available. There shouldn’t be laws against it without available restrooms. I can see businesses not wanting everyone to be able to use their’s but public restrooms should be available like they have in Brasil. They have attendants too.

@galewithrow6710 3 months ago

This is total BS. Customers or contractors working at the business ONLY!!!!

@chanakasilva3401 3 months ago

Sounds great until someone is found in the bathroom passed out with a needle in their hand… I tried that and didn’t work out for me. Spent time and money on cleaning the bathroom more than anything else… Had to go back to customers only policy. Don’t want to ruin it for everyone, just wanted to express my thoughts based on my own experiences.