Watch out for the toilet police. Florida Bill Would Require Restrooms to Have Toilet Paper at All Times.
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When I first read about it, it seemed like a really good idea. Now I wonder if it's not going to cause too many problems, instead. For example, now that this law exists the retail places will simply lock up the bathroom and say there is none for customers, making the problem much, much worse.
When I first read about it, it seemed like a really good idea. Now I wonder if it's not going to cause too many problems, instead. For example, now that this law exists the retail places will simply lock up the bathroom and say there is none for customers, making the problem much, much worse.
Retail places in most, if not all States, are required by law to have restrooms available to the public. And the older ones they are to be retrofitted for handicapped people now too.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Here's the bottom line — there should be enough toilet paper when you go into the restroom in an eating establishment.
That's what Senator Victor Crist thinks, and he's got a bill to make it happen.
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That's exciting news, John. One down, 49 to go.
Now if they can just pass a bill to send to jail those who don't flush public toilets and leave messes (catching them by putting cameras in restrooms), we'll be in business.
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