This has been posted on the inside of all the stalls in my office. Some people really don't know how to use a Western toilet, and they end up breaking the seat and falling into the bowl. A traditional Indian toilet is a hole in the concrete with two yellow porcelain blocks on either side. Imagine reporting for your first day in a real corporate office, and going into a bathroom stall, and being faced with this mystifying... "toilet" thing. I got a real kick out of this sign and I hope you did too.
Saturday, June 14, 2008
You are allowed to laugh now.
This has been posted on the inside of all the stalls in my office. Some people really don't know how to use a Western toilet, and they end up breaking the seat and falling into the bowl. A traditional Indian toilet is a hole in the concrete with two yellow porcelain blocks on either side. Imagine reporting for your first day in a real corporate office, and going into a bathroom stall, and being faced with this mystifying... "toilet" thing. I got a real kick out of this sign and I hope you did too.
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