bathrooms

[GUT2407]

I really doubt you’ll ever see a toilet on a lifeboat, but probably still more likely than you ever needing a lifeboat.

[leaveitallbehind]

I hate to take this thread further off the rails, but teachers deal with this every day. It is rare for an elementary level teacher, for example, to have any opportunity at all to use the rest room during the work day, except during lunch IF that teacher doesn't have cafeteria supervision duties.

 

In my line of work, it isn't unusual for me to go 12-16 hours without access to a restroom. As my job can be physical in nature, staying hydrated is critical for safety. Having to "hold it" for hours, unless one suffers from a physical condition affecting the bladder/kidneys, is not the end of the world. Especially in an emergency situation.

 

Then don't, because my wife is a 6th grade teacher who often has cafeteria duty and, sorry, but I can factually say that your comment regarding teachers is completely wrong.

 

And if you second comment is even remotely accurate, I would think it's time for a career change.

Edited October 12, 2017 by leaveitallbehind

[Kamlhj]

I really doubt you’ll ever see a toilet on a lifeboat, but probably still more likely than you ever needing a lifeboat.

I agree!

[Sea Hag]

If I'm in a life boat in an emergency situation, my bladder will be reacting the exact opposite of yours, and that STILL won't be my biggest worry.

 

You and me too! :D