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New York city needs more toilets. To service Trump Tower😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@TooMuchDramaInTheMilkyWayImported1mo ago
Those 17 public restrooms will absolutely supply the 350,000 homeless people in New York’s problem about number 1 and number 2!
@@TiffanyRichardsR88Imported1mo ago
I think this is a great idea. However, I am concerned about how people without phones or dead phones can use it. I'm a social worker and I've had many clients without phones.
@@char_shineImported1mo ago
more public facilities is great but the door opening automatically sounds like a horrible idea
@@andrewwhite1065Imported1mo ago
We had the same installed by the Perth city council in Australia 20 years ago for approx $35,000 each in todays money.<br>So not cheap.<br><br>These modern wonders though are also self cleaning.<br>Meaning you dont want to be lying on the floor smashed/intoxicated when the chemical fluid mix under pressure is released.
@@ARichardPImported1mo ago
Ten minutes should be enough. But maybe they need something inside you can swipe if you need more time. Oh, wait..
@@debwatson8273Imported1mo ago
Hilarious
@@dizit.Imported1mo ago
Paris is better.
@@LilCat55Imported1mo ago
10 minutes should be plenty of time. It will only be a problem for people who text on the toilet.
@@MikeSwirledImported1mo ago
I wish Michael Kosta was my neighbor.
@@Deb-f4dImported1mo ago
My hubby is going to hate this. They'll need to have a secure place to store his cellphone after he scans the QR code.
@@renehansen1904Imported1mo ago
Ive heard about Flushing Meadows... is this flashing meadows? 🤔
@@christinacollaco6012Imported1mo ago
LOVE Kosta
@@unsheathed79Imported1mo ago
I’m lost.. is this a joke or this is actually a project in the making??
@@syvertnerheim1158Imported1mo ago
At least Mandami is trying to help people!!!!! More then we can expect from a disgusting president we have, an embarrassment!!!!!!!
@@pyronymph-868Imported1mo ago
There had better be an extended time limit for Disabled people.