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88 sats \ 4 replies \ @Coinsreporter OP 21h \ parent \ on: What’s a small, everyday annoyance that you wish you could get rid of forever? AskSN

I hope you ain't diabetic. I have a uncle who has it and peeing is always like most urgent and frequent for him. He looks healthy but he isn't.

20 sats \ 3 replies \ @BlokchainB 21h

I’m not but pissing is still annoying

124 sats \ 2 replies \ @Coinsreporter OP 21h

Good to hear you aren't.

I think you need to see how much the South East Asian countries enjoyed peeing, especially India before 10 years.

*There were only open peeing cabins at almost every bus depot in India or other public places.

The irony is that the law here says ...

In India, while there isn't a specific law directly criminalizing public urination, it is generally considered a public nuisance and can be penalized. Various local and state laws, particularly those related to public nuisance and hygiene, can be applied, often resulting in fines.

The finest are just 100 to 500 rupees ($1.1 to $6), but nowadays people have grown up and not letting others pee in public. Even those open washrooms have got covered and made world class now..

I've to give credit to Modi all this transformation here. He actually made people aware that they have to change to bring the change.

20 sats \ 1 reply \ @BlokchainB 19h

This is crazy! Was it only men who did this?

47 sats \ 0 replies \ @Coinsreporter OP 19h

Women as well but that used to be mostly behind the bushes! 😂

As a kid I also used to do it anywhere because we had many hectares of Babool (an Indian tree that has big thorns) and paddy fields all around. What I mean that we grew up around a farm house in rural India and we also had toilets ever since I remember.