BeatRoute Magazine B.C. print e-edition - December 2016

KATHLEEN MCGEE
PACIFIC CENTRAL STATION
Ah the Greyhound bus station. Forever a place that no one
really wants to go but since airlines still insist on charging $500
for a round trip to Calgary, it’s a necessary evil. As a Canadian
performer I’ve seen my share of Greyhound stations and as far as
bus station bathrooms go, this one is surprisingly nice.
It has its own security to keep the riff raff out and, besides
having a mysteriously cut up toilet seat, was very clean and well
stocked. It will make taking the Greyhound feel less shameful.
MCDONALD’S
(GRANVILLE & BROADWAY)
It’s important for McDonald’s to have good bathrooms. They
are always needed immediately after dining. The plus about
this bathroom is you don’t need to be buzzed in by the staff. It’s
always nice to find an unlocked public bathroom. This bathroom
however, was too clean. Yes I said it — too clean.
I think I left that bathroom as a blonde because the smell
of bleach was so strong. Also, points taken off for one-ply toilet
paper. Come on McDonald’s, you know the messes your food
makes. You need a two-ply minimum policy at least.
SCOTIA BANK THEATRE
(UPPER LEVEL)
I’m a fan of any bathroom that provides me with reading material,
and Scotia Bank Theatre doesn’t disappoint! Movie posters and
upcoming events are posted in every stall. This experience was
enhanced by the tears of a 14-year-old girl crying to a friend
because they were on a double date and she didn’t think Hunter
was “feeling her.”
This bathroom was overall very clean and very entertaining.
Way to keep the drama on the big screen and out of the bathrooms!
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December 2016