Zohran is expanding the number of public toilets in NYC and improving how the existing ones are cleaned and maintained.
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Zohran is expanding the number of public toilets in NYC and improving how the existing ones are cleaned and maintained.
If this is a big enough initiative it will have a huge impact on quality of life for new yorkers. I don't know if it is big enough. Nonetheless *this* is the way to address the things that make people feel like the city is a dump. It's also just... civilized. IDK. How do you call it a city and you have no bathrooms?
Anyway welcome to communism.
@futurebird Ironically, this problem only exists because each of us owns the means of "production".
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@futurebird @Flo_Rian @lemgandi Especially chemistry books.
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@carrideen @futurebird A *clean* luxury bidet toilet experience.
(Not actually a luxury in Japan. Many/most toilets are like them, I believe).
@JonnyT I’ve never had a bidet toilet at home in Japan, only the standard heated seat.
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The homeless and drug users will ruin the new bathrooms. Without addressing that issue first, this is just a waste of time.
@LoseFriendsandAlienatePeople Maybe NYC and other big cities just aren’t for you.
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