US Politics on Yik Yak | Here’s my pitch: - Gender neutral bathrooms - Stalls must have no more than 6 inches of gap from the ground or the roof - No more than 1/2” gap in panels - All stalls are big enough for wheelchair users (no more disability stalls) Thoughts + additions?

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Here’s my pitch: - Gender neutral bathrooms - Stalls must have no more than 6 inches of gap from the ground or the roof - No more than 1/2” gap in panels - All stalls are big enough for wheelchair users (no more disability stalls) Thoughts + additions?

Anonymous 5w

The Europeans have bathrooms down perfectly. Fully enclosed, gender neutral, the only thing they do that I don’t agree with is make you pay to use them

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Anonymous 5w

My only critique is that making all stalls big enough for wheelchair users might make bathrooms cost/space prohibitive for a lot of places. What if your small restaurant only has enough room for a non handicapped bathroom? Should they just not be allowed to build the bathroom? I feel like rules that mandate a certain reasonable number of handicapped stalls within a certain area may be more reasonable here.

Anonymous 5w

My brother in Christ that’s just Europe .except for the wheelchair one their are tiny

Anonymous

#3 5w

( I’m a Portuguese citizen, that’s where I’m getting this from lol )

Anonymous

fuuuckyikyak 5w

I feel like in cases like that you can just have a single stall, conventional bathroom, if your small business can’t afford a big bathroom then just don’t build one

Anonymous

#1 5w

We only really do that in Europe (at least where I live) when it’s a public service bathroom, because someone has to clean the bathroom and it *theoretically* prevents people from trashing it

Anonymous

fuuuckyikyak 5w

if your small business can’t provide a handicapped bathroom, you shouldn’t have a bathroom.