Date: September 16th, 2026 1:20 AM Author: sable corner filthpig
We have an employee bathroom at my store that we occasionally let customers use. Today I went in and found the toilet smeared with shit and droplets of yellow piss all over the toilet bowl and floor. There was also some crude graffiti and what appeared to be a green booger on the wall. This is what happens if you let brown people or white trash use the bathroom -- never again!
Date: September 16th, 2026 1:36 AM Author: sable corner filthpig
I know all the best public bathrooms in my area. The typical ones have a filthy urinal and a stall, but every now and then I'll find a real gem with a locking door and a private mirror. There's one at a gas station that I actually look forward to visiting, and the employees even greet me by name when I arrive.
The Pioneer Square Comfort Station, which opened on September 23, 1909, was widely considered the most luxurious public subterranean restroom in the United States. Built beneath Seattle's Pioneer Square for $24,505.85, it was designed by architect Julian F. Everett to accommodate the massive influx of visitors arriving for the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition. At street level, the facility was marked by the iconic iron-and-glass Pioneer Square Pergola, which served a dual purpose as a shelter for cable car passengers and the entrance canopy for the restroom below.
Now it's covered with homeless people and crazy drug addicts like zombies.