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Sometimes you just have to go. Which, when on the road during a global pandemic, can be a challenge.
Yesterday the husband had to physically enter his office for the first time since March to pick up some paperwork, so we took the scenic route which added a half hour to the hour long drive. The sun was shining, the leaves were turning…. life was good. Until those 2 large glasses of iced tea I had with lunch kicked in.
I don’t know what’s it like in your part if the world, but here in Maine a lot of the convenience stores, gas stations and fast food places have closed their rest rooms to customers for fear of spreading the virus.
It took us 4 stops to find a Burger King that welcomed people with full bladders. And by the look of the pictures on the doors? I wasn’t the only one in dire need.
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River's world..... 
Ha! Were you doing the pee pee dance?
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Not quite, but close.
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It appears that the deterioration of brain cells continues as this virus rages on. Shutting doors to public washrooms, especially in places that desire your money in exchange for product or service, is just dumb move. Do they think the virus inhibits the flow of liquids through your system? Maddening.
Anyway I’ve never seen a sign like that. Ha!
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I hadn’t either. But I may need to put them on our bathrooms as well…
😉
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Those signs are funny.
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Different, for sure.
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Desperate times call for desperate measures, and by the look of those pictures on the bathroom doors, they are very desperate…lol.
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Which is understandable , considering.
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sad isn’t it.
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Mr Bladder so thoroughly governs my life today that I would not consider a trip without a van w/toilet. Even then, trying to find a place to park to use it can be a trial.
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It’s just something I never think of, post Covid. Just then, a line of trees was looking pretty good.
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I haven’t been in any restaurants, except for our favorite coffee shop, since all this malarkey started. If we’re out and I need to go, I use the restrooms in grocery stores.
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Yes, that’s a good option. But it’s Maine, where they can be 20 miles apart.
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That’s why you always carry a Margarita container with you—drink and use in emergencies!!!
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Ack!
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Many of our convenience stores have also closed their facilities to customers, but I am a guy, so as long as they have a dumpster in the back, I am all good….
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Your plumbing is much easier, no arguments here.
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We have a pee bucket in the back seat because of the lockdown from spring. Most public bathrooms are open around here but we go hiking a lot and the restrooms at forest preserves are hit or miss at being open. So we keep a bucket to pee in in the car.
I’ll let myself out.
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Oh my. I’m not there yet…
😳
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And the people using the restrooms lately seem to take so long as they adjust their mask, wash their hands, turn the door knob and oh wait, wipe off the door knob…and then say, “Oh, were you waiting?” After I knocked several times.
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Sign of the times. Head for the rest room a half hour before you need to go…
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Just back from a trip to upstate New York to visit my brother. I took the RV for this very reason…have toilet, will travel.
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RV’ing is seeing a surge in popularity… this could be the reason.
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Love those signs!
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