Is it supposed to be economical to pay an attendant to stand around
dispensing rations of toilet paper? Another expensive way to shame and
intimidate the masses into conservation, is more like it.
Robin Williams, Man of the Year: "Politicians are a lot like diapers;
they should be changed frequently, and for the same reasons."
Natalia
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/brooklyn/ed_off_over_coney_tp_ration_ZLxvCQtk7PMMJa8wPtA39J
Hey buddy, can you spare a square?
The city is so hard up for cash that it's rationing toilet paper in
women's public restrooms -- to the point where bathroom attendants are
doling out a few measly squares per patron -- along the world-famous
Coney Island boardwalk.
The Post witnessed stone-faced Parks Department employees leave
toilet-paper dispensers empty last week and instead force astonished
female beachgoers to form "ration lines" in the bathrooms.
Regina Ballone, 25, of Brooklyn visited a boardwalk bathroom at West
16th Street Wednesday and was "grossed out" at the thought of someone
else handling her toilet paper.
Photos: Gabriella Bass
*NO MORE!* Regina Ballone (above) and Brittny Harrison can't believe
workers are rationing toilet paper.
"Never in my life have I experienced anything like this," she said. "I
walked toward a stall, and a bathroom attendant stopped me by shouting,
'Hey, /mami/! There's no toilet paper here,' and she whipped out a big
roll for me to grab some."
Beachgoers also have been forced to line up for their paltry allotment
of the city's cheap, single-ply toilet paper at the boardwalk's other
women's restroom at Stillwell Avenue.
Read more:
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/brooklyn/ed_off_over_coney_tp_ration_ZLxvCQtk7PMMJa8wPtA39J#ixzz1RM1QxblE
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