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Warren DeMontague

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6. Okay, fine. And I agree that people shouldn't be peeing in alleys and whatnot.

Reply to RandySF (Original post)

Sat Jul 25, 2015, 04:07 AM

Jul 2015

Nevertheless, like many urban centers (Manhattan springs to mind, so to speak) it is almost well-nigh impossible to find a place to pee in many parts of San Francisco, as in a restroom open to the public.

The public should have available facilities; that would probably cut down on at least as much alley-whizzing as pee repellent paint.

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San Francisco Implements Pee-Repellant Paint Program [View all] RandySF Jul 2015 OP

"discourage people from peeing on many of our hot spots" jberryhill Jul 2015 #1

Reminds me of this Politicalboi Jul 2015 #2

Aww man that clip left me hanging Egnever Jul 2015 #5

"I left my pee in San Francisco " olddots Jul 2015 #3

Won't work for those that drop their pants and squat in a doorway. dixiegrrrrl Jul 2015 #4

Okay, fine. And I agree that people shouldn't be peeing in alleys and whatnot. Warren DeMontague Jul 2015 #6

Yeah, but then you need attendants. Igel Jul 2015 #7

I understand the logistical challenges of public bathrooms in these cities dont occur in a vacuum Warren DeMontague Jul 2015 #8

If indoor malls can do it, outside shopping/entertainment corridors can, too. daredtowork Jul 2015 #9