Owner Jason Bright claims that because homeless people would lock themselves in there for extended periods of time, it was a disaster.
They would either take drugs or doze off there. “You would be mistreated,” Mr. Bright warns.
“It’s the worst thing I’ve ever done having a public toilet.”
He now only accepts customers; however, he does make an exception for small children or the elderly.
Everybody gets caught off guard occasionally, but pregnant women, parents of young children, and those with specific medical conditions may experience this quite frequently. You end up sidling into a café since the situation calls for drastic measures.
A new issue that keeps coming up is a little metal number pad that locks out anyone without a keycode and a receipt.
