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- 3 months
it was an honest question as I thought bidet toilet was the norm there why would they need TP?
3 monthsThe water jet is not 100% foolproof, you still need a confirmatory wipe. Plus your ass is wet, you gotta dry it.
These will be destroyed in microseconds, and rightfully so.
Toilet stalls are one of the most frequently vandalised things.
- 3 months
In Japan, though? In the states, oh they’re already destroyed. But Japan?
- 3 months
Do you think crime, hooliganism, or protesting doesn’t exist in Japan?
- Quilotoa@lemmy.caEnglish3 months
Their public toilets are immaculate. They have a strong sense of public responsibility.
- esc@piefed.socialEnglish3 months
Diffefent from which one? Do you think that there are only two cultures in the world? 🙃 I don’t use google, and don’t know how relevanf graffiti is to discussion about displays in toilets.
You see their username, right? The most weaboo of weaboo shit? Of course they have completely misguided opinions on their anime paradise.
Saw this in a bar once. You could see the SD card storing ads hidden in a vent. People mistook it for a camera and got the place full of police officers. Not a good move
- ericheese@piefed.socialEnglish3 months
Look if I see a screen in a bathroom I’m NOT trusting that there isn’t also a camera
- meco03211@lemmy.worldEnglish3 months
And if there’s not a camera, that screen was broke when I got here.
- Etterra@discuss.onlineEnglish3 months
If there’s a camera in the bathroom then you definitely have a home run lawsuit, at least in America.
- Noja@sopuli.xyzEnglish3 months
The computers in the restroom are literally free, you can just take them. It’s a free computer with a screen!
- MrSulu@lemmy.mlEnglish3 months
If only there was something regularly produced in toilet stalls to use for giving feedback…
- Etterra@discuss.onlineEnglish3 months
Is it still illegal to have cameras in the bathroom? Because hammers and spray paint are cheap and easily concealable.
- 3 months
Places have been doing this for years but not with screens. Just like a bulletin board with ads. Even on your table.
Places like that, you don’t go back to unless you have to. In laws couldn’t understand why I didn’t like their favorite pizza place.
- graycube@lemmy.worldEnglish3 months
Before that people used to write phone numbers on the stall walls advertising things.
- [object Object]@lemmy.caEnglish3 months
The difference is most ad systems with screens also have a camera built in to the hardware, because they’re just repackaged tablets.
If I want faceless companies to watch me shit I’d buy meta glasses, but I really really do not want that.
- acosmichippo@lemmy.worldEnglish3 months
and now it’ll be pile of e waste in a few years. that’s progress.
Look, if the revenue goes straight into maintaining the restroom and keep it from looking like, well, a public restroom I honestly don’t mind.
Something tells me that’s just wishful thinking, though…
If we could get public restrooms like the ones in Japan just for watching a few ads, I’d be all for it…
- BillyClark@piefed.socialEnglish3 months
Pretty sure I saw advertisements on screens in bathrooms in American nightclubs and bars over twenty years ago. I think they didn’t have one per cubicle, though.
- the_riviera_kid@lemmy.worldEnglish3 months
Oops the screen got smashed in, I wonder how that happened?
- Phoenixz@lemmy.caEnglish3 months
So we get to punch or spray paint the screen, right?
Fuck advertising
- Grimy@lemmy.worldEnglish3 months
Everyone is quick to judge but no one has asked themselves if this is for the sexy ads. This could make things a lot easier.
- maus@sh.itjust.worksEnglish3 months
I see this less of an issue than the overall lack of public restrooms outside of the major subway stations in Japan in general.
The vast majority of comments here are painfully unaware of Japanese societal norms and I can guarantee that these won’t be vandalized with exception to maybe the most alt cultured youth areas such as Amerikamura.
