Frustration
Q: Where is the one place you can consistently find a trash can in London?
A: A public restroom.
Q: What's the one thing you can never find in a public restroom in London?
A: Paper towels.
What's the point of a trash can in the men's restroom?
Oh yeah, just got back from a bidness trip to London.... if that weren't wet-hands-and-dunno-what-to-do frustratingly obvious.
What's the point of a sign that says "this location under 24 hour surveillance"? Wouldn't it be kind of pointless to post the hours that the cameras are actually monitored? As I've said before, but don't make me find the LJ entry, it would be easier and cheaper to put signs up in the places that are NOT monitored by CCTV. I've only ever been to London in the UK, and all the things you hear or read about security cameras being omnipresent are absolutely true - if not more so.
The "Caution - water is hot" sign over the hot water tap still baffles me.
Warning me three times before elevator doors close is a bit excessive.
A: A public restroom.
Q: What's the one thing you can never find in a public restroom in London?
A: Paper towels.
What's the point of a trash can in the men's restroom?
Oh yeah, just got back from a bidness trip to London.... if that weren't wet-hands-and-dunno-what-to-do frustratingly obvious.
What's the point of a sign that says "this location under 24 hour surveillance"? Wouldn't it be kind of pointless to post the hours that the cameras are actually monitored? As I've said before, but don't make me find the LJ entry, it would be easier and cheaper to put signs up in the places that are NOT monitored by CCTV. I've only ever been to London in the UK, and all the things you hear or read about security cameras being omnipresent are absolutely true - if not more so.
The "Caution - water is hot" sign over the hot water tap still baffles me.
Warning me three times before elevator doors close is a bit excessive.