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Do you tip toilet guy?

TeddyTedson · 2012-01-19 01:08:12

Basically I'm just wondering if most people tip him? Lots of people just walk away without washing their hands:eek: A lot of the time I feel like I have to throw him 2euro on a night out. Costs a fortune then for just taking a piss. Kind of annoying.

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#92 19-01-2012 08:01PM

Ellis Dee

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I've never seen a toilet guy in Ireland, but I suppose it was inevitable that they'd make an appearance. I've seen them in various other European countries and they are just a throwback to the days of crossing sweepers and a nuisance like those scrotes who squirt stuff on your windscreen when you stop at lights. Just unusually and annoying active forms of begging, which amounts almost to coercion. :mad:

I never tip them, because I am well capable of shaking my langer and washing and drying my hands after I have a piss. I also find it disconcerting to have some prick brush my shoulders, because I don't have dandruff. If the cnuts are offended because I don't tip them, well boo-fcuking-hoo!:rolleyes:

If I want a service, I'll ask for it and pay for it, otherwise no. If restaurants want to impose a charge for using their toilets, they should have a sign announcing this. :cool:

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