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I am reliably informed that the ladies loos are every bit as olfactorily offensive as the gents.
Yeah my wife is always complaining about feral stuff in the girls loos and tbh, most of what she mentions I have never, ever seen in a men's bathroom.

Women be Cray Cray.
 

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On not wanting to touch the seat: had a (male) co-worker who would wet paper towels and line the seat with them. Kept clogging the toilet when he flushed them so he switched to wetting toilet paper (which is how we figured out who it was because it took multiple trips to the sink and back and he was seen).
 
On not wanting to touch the seat: had a (male) co-worker who would wet paper towels and line the seat with them. Kept clogging the toilet when he flushed them so he switched to wetting toilet paper (which is how we figured out who it was because it took multiple trips to the sink and back and he was seen).
Working on overseas sites can be a tad different.

During a big construction push we had a couple of thousand local-hire guys arrive on site for basic manual work - many of whom had never seen a sit-down toilet before. Wasn't long before all the seats were broken off, with boot-prints on the rims of the toilet bowls.

Team meetings were held regularly, and stickers were placed on the back of the stall doors to inform how to use the Western-style toilets, but nothing worked. Tired of replacing the busted toilets every few weeks, Company fabricated a steel-grating step-up in each stall to convert the bowls to 'squatters'. Sorted.

In the rural villages where most of them came from the sewage systems couldn't cope with too much load, so getting them to actually put the used toilet paper in the toilet and flush was the next issue...it's difficult to describe accurately the stench on a 45degC day from a mountain of shitty paper piled up in the corner of each stall...oh, and the flies.

Happy Days.
 
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Working on overseas sites can be a tad different.

During a big construction push we had a couple of thousand local-hire guys arrive on site for basic manual work - many of whom had never seen a sit-down toilet before. Wasn't long before all the seats were broken off, with boot-prints on the rims of the toilet bowls.

Team meetings were held regularly, and stickers were placed on the back of the stall doors to inform how to use the Western-style toilets, but nothing worked. Tired of replacing the busted toilets every few weeks, Company fabricated a steel-grating step-up in each stall to convert the bowls to 'squatters'. Sorted.

In the rural villages where most of them came from the sewage systems couldn't cope with too much load, so getting them to actually put the used toilet paper in the toilet and flush was the next issue...it's difficult to describe accurately the stench on a 45degC day from a mountain of shitty paper piled up in the corner of each stall...oh, and the flies.

Happy Days.
Couldn't find a photo of the toilet door sticker, but this sign outside the canteen may give you an idea...

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I was in this sort of boat with a mates cousin. Nice enough guy who got sucked into a 'crypto school' (which was 100% a pyramid scheme) and has now worked his way up the pyramid a fair way. His posts got more and more absurd and I kept him as a friend purely to laugh at the dribble he would post. Was quite sad seeing how many people fell for it though.

I finally pulled the plug when he started becoming a full on Andrew Tate follower. That was enough for me.
 
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