Very true, although dividers between the urinals make a huge difference. For some inexplicable reason, most public school bathrooms in the US don't have dividers, so kids would literally wait in line before going between two other people. We had 5 urinals in a row and if you used urinal #2 or #4 you were instantly an because now there’s only one other useable urinal.
I’d rather that than no divider any day, instead they just do it in the stalls.
FTFY
Funny, but seriously you don't know how many times I've seen those dividers having been taken down after the first week because they were broken due to fights and such.FTFY
Yes, they are required by accessibility codes. Actual children’s urinals tend to be mounted even lower because for younger boys the wheelchair height can still be too high. Even at places like a Disney park there really isn’t any consideration given to providing facilities for children. No children stalls or a sink that is lower with soap and controls within reach. At most there might be a folding step at a sink.
Having been responsible for cleaning bathrooms, the women’s room was always worse.FTFY
ETA: I was in a public place with a unisex bathroom once. Nope. Nope. Nope. Please keep the menfolk out of our bathroom space. There are too many of you with bad aim. (In fairness, this place had alcohol, so that may have been a significant contributing factor.)
Fair enough. I only have the one experience to judge by and it wasn't pretty.
Ever heard the colloquialism that ends with “hits the fan”? I’m pretty sure I’ve seen what that would look like.Fair enough. I only have the one experience to judge by and it wasn't pretty.
Agreed - I'm a white guy in my late 20s and found plenty to relate to.Watched Turning Red with the family. It's a cute coming-of-age movie, mixed in with mother/daughter family dynamics stuff. As a former 13 year old girl and a mom, I related to a lot of it.
As far as the argument that this movie targets a "narrow demographic", I'd have to disagree. Half the population is female (and those of us that aren't teens now, were teens at some point). That's not a small group of people. And frankly, you don't have to be female to relate to this movie. Puberty is a time of awkward change and figuring out who you are. Who can't relate to that? Also, the fact that the family in the movie are Chinese-Canadians didn't block this Slavic-American from relating.
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After seeing some uncensored footage, I don't think that was planned.Still waiting to see the TV ratings for Disney's ABC-TV Oscars broadcast this year.
It didn't help that the violent physical assault of host Chris Rock by a clearly unhinged Will Smith happened late in the show. If they were trying to create interest in a dying concept, keeping the mentally unstable physical violence until the third hour doesn't help. Run the violence from the mentally deranged folks at the start, so people tune in quickly and bump your ratings!
Also, I absolutely love that Will Smith was allowed to calmly take his seat after his violent assault. And then 20 minutes later get called up to accept Best Actor.
Can you imagine if the guy running the Dolby Theatre snack bar had walked up and smacked one of the hosts on stage? Or if a Floridian had gone up onstage and slapped Amy Schumer and Wanda Sykes after they made fun of them for the way they vote in state elections? Those folks would be deep, deep, deep inside the Los Angeles County Jail by now.
They greatly cut up the number and the parts of their latin actors and actresses parts to throw in a random 2 minute rap that wasnt part of the song.Was it ruined? I see it as a celebration of the Latin culture on full display at the Oscars with an over-the-top performance that is common in that culture.
Sure it wasn't faithful to the movie version, but it appeared to be accepted by most in the audience from what I saw.
‘We Don’t Talk About Bruno’ Performance Featuring Megan Thee Stallion Electrifies Oscar Show
Even though it wasn't nominated, a full-cast version of the 'Encanto' song 'We Don't Talk About Bruno' was an inevitable Oscars standout. '
From what I've seen the Oscars can use an infusion of this type of over-the-top performance.