Always the result of “no you can’t use the washroom”
“That’s what you say” as a person let’s go outside the stoop.
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I was expecting a Dutch angle joke ngl
When I was in Avignon 25 years ago there was also shit to be seen at a 300 degree angle. It looked like some giant dog with a potato gun where his arse should be, managed to shit straight at the wall.
And virtually every city in India lol
When I think "looking up 270 degrees" I imagine those contortionists bending backwards to put their head between their legs.
Merde!
New York is also 180/360...
eli5?
Apparently there's lot of poop in the street in France.
This isn't true.
It's been 20 years, but I've been to Paris. It was definitely true then.
I see London I see France I see DJT poop his pants.
Lots of poop in France?
To be fair, it is France
Didn't know San Francisco and France had this in common.
“The lack of restrooms in public spaces is an indicator of our lack of empathy for members of our community who may not have access to a toilet,” Graham said. He added that inaccessibility of toilets not only affects unhoused people, but also delivery drivers and other essential workers who have limited options for restroom availability. “We need to recognize that human waste happens and that sanitation is a cornerstone to not just health but also dignity,” he said.
Wish them luck in finding the budgetary wiggle room to build the infrastructure needed to prevent this. It's worth making a priority.