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WHATEVER

Kroger's Supermarket Corporate design calls for two restrooms. In Kentucky they are both "whatever" restrooms. Very handy if one is in use, I just use the other one.

Does either one have a urinal?

[up148]

Doubt it, as I never seen a urinal in a unisex bathroom, I guess they don't want to upset the women.

[webenda]

WHATEVER

Kroger's Supermarket Corporate design calls for two restrooms. In Kentucky they are both "whatever" restrooms. Very handy if one is in use, I just use the other one.

Does either one have a urinal?

No urinal in either but they both have a baby diaper changing table.

[E7]

WHATEVER

Kroger's Supermarket Corporate design calls for two restrooms. In Kentucky they are both "whatever" restrooms. Very handy if one is in use, I just use the other one.

Does either one have a urinal?

No urinal in either but they both have a baby diaper changing table.

That is a common feature in Men's rooms in this area. I presume the ladies rooms all have this feature too, but I can't verify it!

[v8vega]

Idiot Democrats here forced Kroger to pay a additional $5 a hour "hero" pay to grocery workers. Kroger responded by closing 5 stores in the Los Angeles ares.

[up148]

Yeah, that sounds about right. Interesting to see how they go forward.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Idiot Democrats here forced Kroger to pay a additional $5 a hour "hero" pay to grocery workers. Kroger responded by closing 5 stores in the Los Angeles ares.

Too bad you can't get things straight...

It was $4/hr
It was for all grocery stores with over 300 employees, not just Kroger
Kroger's profits were up 90% over the last year so they've been gouging the crap out of you and profiteering
Kroger has got a lousy rep regarding paying anyone.
Also seems that folks in CA treat grocery store employees just a bit better than personal servants.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Doubt it, as I never seen a urinal in a unisex bathroom, I guess they don't want to upset the women.

So what, and who cares.

1st year at college they swapped out the floors for women's dorms and they got the urinals.....can't remember that being anything but amusing to all.

And do you really need a urinal? Really?

Many bathrooms where I worked for 30+ years did not have them and it harmed no one.

Lastly, making all the bathrooms unisex saves money; uniform fitting and installation, and design.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[Rufus T. Firefly]

[robert.]

"1st year at college they swapped out the floors for women's dorms and they got the urinals.....can't remember that being anything but amusing to all." Rufus
My mother had this her first year also. she never in her life saw urinals She said "most the girls washed their hair and shaved their legs in them".( older style urinals that went down to the floor) To them it was a big city luxury item..

[robert.]

https://www.fox29.com/news/penn-state-f ... ic-history
Penn-state to no longer use male centric terms. Freshman underclassmen ....

[Rufus T. Firefly]

https://www.fox29.com/news/penn-state-faculty-vote-to-end-terms-freshman-sophomore-others-due-to-male-centric-academic-history
Penn-state to no longer use male centric terms. Freshman underclassmen ....

Can't wait to see how that works out for the football team.

[RBH29]

Robert wrote: " ... she never in her life saw urinals She said "most the girls washed their hair and shaved their legs in them".

This reminds me of the time we moved to Brazil and had an apartment with a bidet in the bathroom. We had never seen one before and my brother washed his face in it. He and I were in high school at the time.

[up148]

Doubt it, as I never seen a urinal in a unisex bathroom, I guess they don't want to upset the women.

So what, and who cares.

1st year at college they swapped out the floors for women's dorms and they got the urinals.....can't remember that being anything but amusing to all.

And do you really need a urinal? Really?

Many bathrooms where I worked for 30+ years did not have them and it harmed no one.

Lastly, making all the bathrooms unisex saves money; uniform fitting and installation, and design.

Whoa.......... chill out. I just said I've never seen one and I haven't, nothing about being right or wrong and I don't really care. Sure it saves money.

Sorta depends on how new the building or remodeling is. Still see lots of the traditional his and her separate bathrooms. In fact at the doctor last week I had to use the woman designated room as the men's was tied up too long for me to wait.