Don’t touch that tract, you don’t know where it’s been!
I already find it disturbing that someone decided it was a good idea to leave a religious tract-really, an ad for a particular church-in a public restroom stall. (Imagine the circumstances under which someone will read it. Or better yet, don’t.) I find it more disturbing that the church it advertises is located in Temecula, at least 60 miles away, in another county, on the other side of a small mountain range, and a minimum one-hour drive in good traffic. But most of all, I find it disturbing that it’s the second time it’s happened.
I suppose if there are people in the building who commute from Riverside, they’d be closer, but still...a bathroom stall? If you’re going to advertise in a public restroom, the least you can do is use a sign, or a one-sided postcard-something people won’t have to touch to get the details.
I suppose if there are people in the building who commute from Riverside, they’d be closer, but still...a bathroom stall? If you’re going to advertise in a public restroom, the least you can do is use a sign, or a one-sided postcard-something people won’t have to touch to get the details.