Pee-Shy Employees - No Worries, Help Is On The Way.

[myrobbins7]

It could cost U.S. employers between $2 billion and $4 billion to comply with an obscure Americans with Disabilities Act regulation meant to protect workers who are gun-shy in public restrooms.

Read more: Americans with Disabilities Act covers ‘bashful bladder syndrome,’ could cost employers billions | The Daily Caller

 

[utvolpj]

You know what's more embarrassing? Peeing yourself. And if you can do that you can use a urinal

Not everything is a disability

 

[Gramps]

You know what's more embarrassing? Peeing yourself. And if you can do that you can use a urinal

Not everything is a disability

Does this qualify for a disability check. in todays world ?

 

[utvolpj]

I doubt it (who really knows anymore) but I bet it is protected if someone is trying to fire you. That's the main point anyway

 

[PKT_VOL]

It is amazing how spineless we, as a society, have become. I weep for our country.

 

[volinbham]

we....are....screwed

 

[YorkVol]

Anyone else experience barracks when there weren't even stalls when you sat down? Things like courtesy flushes were common and you would pass the news paper to the guy next to you when you were done with it?

 

[volinbham]

First time I ever stopped at the Alabama Welcome Center rest stop it had no stalls - just tiny little walls that were about 3 feet high and maybe 2 feet off the wall. You walked in and could see whoever was sitting there taking care of business.

 

[utvolpj]

wonder how many of these people got to experience the Neyland troughs

we never had doors on the stalls at our house in college. For some reason I don't remember caring or thinking it strange either

 

[DinkinFlicka]

You know, it's something about those troughs that make it easier to urinate in public. I'm not pee shy, but it's way easier to go when the sound of 2 dozen piss streams echo throughout the room.

 

[YorkVol]

You know, it's something about those troughs that make it easier to urinate in public. I'm not pee shy, but it's way easier to go when the sound of 2 dozen piss streams echo throughout the room.

The urgency generated by the pre-game 12 pack helps also.

 

[tim]

I approve of this movement. Pee shyness is tough.

 

[golfballs]

You all don't know the burden that those with bashful bladders have had to bear their entire lives! Constant ridicule and harassment - particularly in the workplace! Bravo to the brave congresspeople who stand up for the rights of these timid tinklers!

 

[tim]

Try pissing out of a bass boat after a dozen cold ones.

 

[golfballs]

the only people who care if I pee or **** in front of them is cops. what a bunch of jerks!

 

[hog88]

Anyone else experience barracks when there weren't even stalls when you sat down? Things like courtesy flushes were common and you would pass the news paper to the guy next to you when you were done with it?

Yep, Harmony Church at Benning.

 

[005]

Amazing that this is even remotely a thing

 

[Gramps]

Amazing that this is even remotely a thing

Yes it is amazing.
We love in a world where there is a syndrome or addiction for just about anything.that can be thought of.
This nation is in a mess .

 

[YorkVol]

Yep, Harmony Church at Benning.

Mine was Fort Knox, Fort Lewis and Benning. We didn't start burning down the old barracks until I hit Campbell in 92 and then again Polk in 97.

 

[Thrasher865]

wonder how many of these people got to experience the Neyland troughs

we never had doors on the stalls at our house in college. For some reason I don't remember caring or thinking it strange either

When I go to a game at LP Field or any other professional arena, I'm pissed off that I have to stand in line for 5 minutes just to take a whiz and there's only like 10 people in line for 6 stalls.

Everyone should have the troughs!!!