Public Bathroom Keys, What They're Attached to and Why. Thoughts and Reflections on Same. Photos Included.
Thursday, July 21, 2011
BP Gas Station, Hunts Point Aveue, the Bronx
The key and key chain are attached to a red metal product display piece, possibly used to adjust shelve heights. This BP station is always busy,located at a hub of sorts in the Bronx, where a number of bus lines connect, as well as the No. 6 train. It is also adjacent to Bruckner Boulevard, the quickest route out of the borough and into Manhattan. Outside the store sat a cross-legged a woman begging for coffee money. I bought her a $1.00 packet of donuts, for which she was very grateful, exposing bright pink gums with a large smile that also lacked almost all her teeth. Getting the bathroom key involved a patron-to-patron exchange, as there was someone already in the men's room. This handing off of the toilet baton is a necessity, lest you go in, sit down, and are caught unaware amidst the handling of biological neccessities. Is Number Two considered multi-tasking?
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment