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Re:Subway station toilets: a surprisingly accurate indicator... by smoyer on Monday April 13, 2015 @09:14PM (#9371526)
I ride BART when I visit San Francisco and would NEVER think about entering the restrooms! There are enough "characters" hanging out at the Powell Street station that I tend to keep myself in public, populated areas. Are my impressions correct?
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Re:Subway station toilets: a surprisingly accurate indicator... by ZanyProgrammer on Monday April 13, 2015 @09:25PM (#9371552)
The Market Street restrooms have been closed for years. But in general your observations are correct-BART restrooms are really nasty. See also BART elevators.
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Re:Subway station toilets: a surprisingly accurate indicator... by omgbear on Monday April 13, 2015 @09:21PM (#9371542)
I didn't think BART had any restrooms, at least in SF. In the Market Subway, they send you to the Westfield Mall at Powell.
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Re:Subway station toilets: a surprisingly accurate indicator... by jordanthoms on Monday April 13, 2015 @09:32PM (#9371577)
They have them in the underground stations, but my understanding is that they have all been closed since 9/11.
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