A Not So Pretty Look at Bathrooms Across Casper

I'm not sure if this was just an oversight or was intentional. But apparently when you're in this restroom you get to choose what level of privacy you prefer while using these toilets.

Washing your hands after using the restroom is a rule instilled in all of us at an early age. Especially when using a public restroom. But what do you do when you feel like washing your hands in these sinks is only going to compound the germ problem? When I left this restroom I purchased the first bottle of hand sanitizer I could find.

I want to give the people responsible for cleaning this bathroom the benefit of the doubt. So for arguments sake lets say that the tile floor is actually stained. Which begs the question, what are people doing in this bathroom that they are staining tile?! Someone out there should probably really reconsider their diet. Meanwhile, I think I am going to go burn the shoes I was wearing the day I took this picture.

This one is a bit near and dear to the heart. This bathroom happens to be in the basement of our studios. While it does appear to be kept quite clean, the linoleum in this bathroom has been here since even before my time. I know what you're thinking, "Josh you just started working there in June!". That's true but my Dad, Robert Price has been here since this place was opened. I have been here since 1984, that linoleum has never been replaced. In fact I am convinced that linoleum will still be there after the entire human race has gone extinct.

Yes, this is an ordinary "portable john". And honestly it's usually kept pretty clean most of the time. This one happens to be out behind our studios, near the walking trail. I assume it was put there to give people using the trail a place to relieve themselves. Well it turns out that at times it servers another purpose, a Hobo Hotel. In a crunch this restroom serves as a temporary domicile for the transient crowd. I have been told though that this mostly happens at night. So for those who enjoy the trail, don't worry it's still just a restroom by day.