Which is probably why there were apparently >50,000 pay bathrooms in the USA before some activists got them outlawed
Oh, I didn’t know this story. Seems like a prime example of “be careful what economic incentives you’re setting up”. All that banning paid toilets has done is… less toilets, not more free toilets.
Though wonder if now you could run a public toilet merely by plastering it with ads.
Oh, I didn’t know this story. Seems like a prime example of “be careful what economic incentives you’re setting up”. All that banning paid toilets has done is… less toilets, not more free toilets.
Though wonder if now you could run a public toilet merely by plastering it with ads.