December 27, 2007
City Toilet Removed, But It Will Be Back
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Phillyskyline's Brad Maule clues me in on a development I should have been paying more attention to. The pay toilet is gone!
The toilet opened in November 2006 and probably attracted a few customers or something. The toilet was removed because it was simply a pilot toilet on loan from Wall USA, which along with CBS and Clearchannel are bidding for Philadelphia's street furniture (read: ads) contract.
Anyway, we have a few ad- and toilet-free months (okay, not really ad-free) until the winning bidder gets to put a ton of toilets all over the city. Brad (who's responsible for the photo) has more at his website.
Posted by D-Mac on December 27, 2007 12:18 PM
Posted to Ads
, Giant Holes
, Pay Toilets
, Street Furniture
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So is Philly still going to lose money on the toilet/advertising contract, instead of making money like just about every other city that has them?
Posted by: Anonymous at December 27, 2007 03:46 PM
No worries, just pee in that big gaping hole.
Posted by: Rob I. at December 27, 2007 01:58 PM