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I'm phoning a colleague to bring me some to the door
I am watching this with interest![]()
Why? Story is obviously made up.
IF I had a pair of tweezers I could maybe pull it out.
Go and be a spoilsport somewhere else.
I hate using public toilets at the best of times. I've run in, done by business and THEN noticed they are out of paper
My options
1. Use soap and my hand
2. Clench cheeks and run to another cubicle. The issue here, is all the toilet doors open onto a lobby and there's loads of people outside
I'm not using my sock!
It's my hand isn't it![]()
I hate using public toilets at the best of times. I've run in, done by business and THEN noticed they are out of paper
My options
1. Use soap and my hand
2. Clench cheeks and run to another cubicle. The issue here, is all the toilet doors open onto a lobby and there's loads of people outside
I'm not using my sock!
It's my hand isn't it![]()
Option 1 is standard modus operandi in India. You have to expect there not to be any in a public toilet. It has to be part of the itinerary when you go out the house over here :
1)Wallet - check
2)Phone - check
3)Bottle of water - check
4)Toilet roll in case I need to pinch a loaf - check
Hahahaha, this is amazing.
It doesn't sound like it's really a "public toilet" in this case though. Sounds like a workplace toilet. Does that still count as "public"? Normally you'd still expect the toilets at your workplace to have toilet paper, no? In india. At least assuming you work in an office.
Self employed over here, and when my office was renovated I ensured I had my own toilet. Toilet roll is part of the consumables over here. The other 4 toilets in the office are equipped with the standard Indian kit (aka a high pressure hosepipe/squirter that you use to blast **** off your ringpiece).
Sounds horrendous, but they swear by it.