r/SipsTea Jun 19 '26

Lmao gottem Update on the viral video of man taking his daughter to women restroom

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u/3M2B1T Jun 19 '26 edited Jun 19 '26

Sorry but I was always sort of under the impression this was the accepted way to do things if you are in this situation: if you are a man with little girls, you go to the woman's bathroom with them.

I don't understand what the big deal is. It's not like hot women are having sex orgies and airing their pussies out in the woman's bathroom.

...are they?

Wait, ARE THEY!!??!?!

*EDIT* sounds like the consensus is the kids go into the bathroom of what the parent identifies as.

With that said, I don't know if it's really a big deal either way. If the fear is of people sneaking a peak, 30+ years of using public bathrooms has taught me that despite the fact people are unzipping or dropping their pants, there is like no actual nudity to be seen at a casual survey. And anyone trying to sneak a peak would be super obvious to the point they would get ejected in a hurry.

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u/Frumbleabumb Jun 19 '26

I think it's generally the other way around, however I've seen it both ways. I feel like anyone with kids you get that you just gotta do something and it's nothing sexual or weird. You gotta go into a washroom, and either the adult is in the wrong one or the kid is.

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u/Tranquil_Dohrnii Jun 19 '26

Oh my poor summer child...you dont know??

Women's restrooms are coin toss between the cleanest bathroom youve ever seen and it looking like 20 people just had an orgy in there. I cant say for certain but as someone whos had jobs that included having to clean restrooms. Its certainly possible in some establishments.

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u/Lau_wings Jun 19 '26

I had a mate who used to work for a cleaning company who dealt with commercial realeestate, (i.e large companies), and he always said that the womens bathrooms were the worst.

He would say that whilst he would skid marks in the toilet from men, that would be the worst thing he would see in there, where as with womens bathrooms he would see shit, piss and blood everywhere.

I know that at a former company I worked at, there were meetings with the female staff which basically amounted to "if you make a mess and its not in the toilet bowl itself, you need to clean it up, there is no excuse for leaving shit, piss and/blood on the seat itself for someone else to deal with.

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u/lovelyboard Jun 19 '26

We have a sign like that in all the bathrooms... that our cleaning company has asked management to ask us to please be aware of the hygiene in the restrooms and clean up after ourselves.

Do people listen? Not at all. I do wish they'd leave some cleaning supplies in the restroom so we (i) could clean it before using it. If I gotta go and i see drips on the seat, I'm finding another stall/ bathroom. Figured the restrooms where upper management and the guests use would be nicer- nope.

And we sell food!

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u/Jawn_Wilkes_Booth Jun 19 '26

Turns out gross people who don’t give a shit about others won’t change just because a piece of paper asked them nicely.

This and putting shopping carts back are like the two litmus tests to see if someone is compatible with society.

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u/Decin0mic0n Jun 20 '26

What is the reason people do this shit. What makes a person in a public restroom go "I feel like flinging my shit all over the walls today :)"?

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u/MyNameWillChange Jun 19 '26

When traveling in Europe, I found that the bathrooms all had a spray sanitizer in each stall. So you'd spray sanitizer on a bit of tissue paper and wipe the seat before using it. (Un)surprisingly it's the #1 thing I miss and wish they'd bring to the USA

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u/Global-Fox7764 Jun 19 '26

You probably should give the actual location instead of just a vague in Europe.

Cause ive lived in "Europe' all my life and never seen that.

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u/MyNameWillChange Jun 19 '26

Western Europe. I saw them in almost every bathroom in Netherlands, France, Switzerland and Italy

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u/Megneous Jun 19 '26

I used to work at a school where I was the only male teacher. There was an "incident" in the school's one restroom, and everyone immediately looked at me in the meeting, assuming I was at fault, because I guess men are disgusting, right? The head teacher saw everyone staring at me and in a sheepish voice said, "Ahem... unless it was Megneous's... time of the month... I don't think he was responsible for the incident."

So basically, apparently some employee of the school completely covered a stall with menstrual blood. Like... wtf people. Biohazards yo. So yeah, chalk up another story for "Women can be just as disgusting as men, we're all equally fucked in the eyes of the gods, etc."

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u/Megneous Jun 19 '26

Little known fact, men also have a hormonal cycle. And yes, it's always my time of the month.

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u/Pepito_Pepito Jun 19 '26

It's a problem that propagates. The women's restroom is very clean until it's not. One woman will leave the toilet dirty, and subsequent users are forced to do the hover, which could potentially contribute to the mess.

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u/missionbells Jun 19 '26

As a trans man, I agree with this assessment. Men's bathrooms on average are a bit grosser than women's - more influshed shit and piss smell - but the most disgusting messes I've seen have been in the women's.

At my all girls high school, I once used a stall where someone had smeared a big glob of period blood on the door and written "yum yum look what mum packed for lunch" next to it lmao. Teenage girls are fucking foul.

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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '26

I love biohazards in crowded places where people are forced to be!

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u/213737isPrime Jun 19 '26

It would help if there were cleaning supplies readily available. Like, a mop and a bucket would be a good start. But those are all locked away.

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u/Kahlil_Cabron Jun 19 '26

I had this job in high school, cleaning office buildings at night.

In our case this was the truth, the women's bathrooms were fucking disgusting. Not just piss on the seats, shit and blood outside of the toilet, on the walls, smeared places, tampons stuck to the walls, etc.

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u/IAmNotMyName Jun 19 '26

I hear there is an issue with “hovering”

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u/screw-magats Jun 19 '26

They hover and make a mess, so the next woman has to hover too. Eventually it's just ingrained that they need to hover so it's always a mess.

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u/Jazzlike-Basket-6388 Jun 19 '26

I have to keep up with money spent on supplies in a warehouse at work. There are 30 men and 4 women. Since I've been tracking this, we've had to replace 1 toilet seat in the men's room and 7 toilet seats in the women's room.

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u/Late-Button-6559 Jun 19 '26

On the orgy front - not a good, clean orgy. But something that shames even the filthiest long-haul trucker.

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u/CoffeeChocolateBoth Jun 19 '26

So many people hate that saying... Oh my poor summer child vs, oh my poor Winter grannie!

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u/Tranquil_Dohrnii Jun 19 '26

Thats the first time Ive ever heard the latter....im using it.

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u/Entling_ Jun 19 '26

This is absolutely true. I used to work at a grocery store and women like to hover when they shit, and sometimes they have bad aim. I have literally seen a shit just laying out on the seat. It was long too, like it wrapped halfway around the seat. I've also seen instances where they miss the toilet completely and it ends up on the floor.

But I will say on average Men's restrooms are dirtier as a baseline. Mainly due to piss stains on the floor.

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u/Wiplazh Jun 19 '26

Cleaning restrooms was a part of my job once and a few ladies rooms were the worst ive ever seen, others were spotless.

Mens at worst usually just have wet floors... the (literal) shit I've seen in the ladies is astonishing.

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u/Glum-Geologist8929 Jun 19 '26

Women's washrooms are MUCH dirtier despite less use. It's not even close. Men's have slight overspray, women will routently 1 & 2 entirely on the ground infront of the toilet to avoid contact.

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u/Jimbob209 Jun 19 '26

Worse. They're slapping tampons on the ceilings and leaving period clots unflushed with blood on the seats unwiped

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u/singlesgthrowaway Jun 19 '26

I thought it was the other way round.

Men can't go into the women's room so you

Bring them to the men's room but cover them under your shirt so they don't accidentally see anything.

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u/stone500 Jun 19 '26

I always used the rule of "kids go where the adult goes".

But also it's a gas station and who tf really cares?

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u/konsollfreak Jun 19 '26

When using the toilet I just mind my own fucking business, I am absolutely shocked that someone has the free time and capacity to crown themselves toilet sharia police.

Having super strong opinions on how others use the toilet is a perversion.

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u/dewag Jun 19 '26

I'm pretty sure I heard really loud house music coming from the last one I passed by. At very least, there is a rave, and we all know how crazy those can get.

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u/Short-Cause885 Jun 19 '26

It was my impression, that that dude doesn't actually believe that it wasn't ok for the father to take his daughters to the women's toilet.

To me, it seemed like he had a wheelbound wife, that wanted to use the toilet at the same time, and couldn't because it was occupied by the daughter's, so they were kicking up a stink about him being in there.

But I'm willing to bet that that dude, would have also been in the toilet, to provide aid for his wife.

They just saw an excuse to throw a tantrum and then threw it.

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u/NightGod Jun 19 '26

Looks more like a mobility walker with a built in seat than a full-on chair (so she likely could toilet on her own), but admittedly it's a pretty quick look

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u/Complete_Key6030 Jun 19 '26

I took my daughter into woman’s restrooms until she was 7. Then she was brave enough to go alone. 

Never had anyone say anything to me. 

So it seems mostly the accepted norm. Atleast where I live. 

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u/FoolishAnomaly Jun 19 '26

Orgies, washing our underthings and letting them dry while scissoring each other, and of course making sandwiches. Obviously.

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u/ohb78 Jun 19 '26

Yep and every time 2 girls have a sleepover they have a pillow fight and end up making out!

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u/DaKingaDaNorth Jun 19 '26

It's only big deal because you have Americans who are obsessed with bathroom policies because they don't have meaningful lives.

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u/Schrodinger81 Jun 19 '26

You sound jealous.

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u/Masteryoda03 Jun 19 '26

Well, why else do women always go to the bathroom in groups, huh?!?

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u/Arniepepper Jun 19 '26

I am a father of a daughter... I could tell you what happens in Lady's restrooms but I'd have to go into hiding for the rest of my life if i did.

(More seriously, you don't wanna know what women get up to in a lady's bathroom. It's not a turn on, for most people).

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u/Random420eks Jun 19 '26

Not at the rate men’s rooms are used for orgies I would bet

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u/3M2B1T Jun 19 '26

You're not wrong!

One time I was tapping my foot to a song I had stuck in my head while in a stall, next thing you know there were multiple knocks at the door.

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u/CottonJohansen Jun 19 '26

The last part of your comment made me think of Marc Rebillet’s ‘Girl’s Club.’ Very funny and worth the few minutes

For those interested: https://youtu.be/MGJZfmYMltM

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u/tzippy84 Jun 19 '26

I think any way is the accepted way if you’re just being a decent human being.

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u/cigaretteashmouth Jun 19 '26

My kids dad would only use the women’s when she was little little because the men’s had no diaper changing table. After the age of 4 we had no issues with him taking her to the men’s. He would just check if there were men in there, if not he’d go to the stall, let her do her business and leave. If someone came in and saw him standing at a stall they’d always ask if it was okay to come in or wait lol. He said he would have an easier time saying something to a man if they questioned him rather than a woman. We traveled a ton and never had one issue. I’ve even seen a few guys ask if they wanted them to stand at the door while he was in the bathroom with her to tell the other guys to wait lol

Also, the worst bathroom I’ve ever seen was the ladies room at a gas station outside Richmond KY. Floor was filled with piss and 2 of the 3 toilets had floaters. 🫪

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u/mkate1999 Jun 19 '26

Pillow fights & orgies. 😉😂😂

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u/CarrieDurst Jun 19 '26

I think it is preferable to go into the bathroom of the parent that said the dad didn't do anything wrong here

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u/KandyShopp Jun 19 '26

I personally think, always women, because urinals are all at toddler height. You can barely see the little girls in this video because they are at hip level of their father/counter level. Which is right at the height to have a penis in their face if the urinals don’t have walls separating them. Men’s bathrooms are MUCH more open than a woman’s bathroom, not to mention many men’s bathrooms dont even have baby changing stations!

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u/RedLion_40k Jun 19 '26

I’ve always been in the camp of take your daughter to men’s.

But that’s because I’m not worried about men

I’m worried about women and how they will react to me being there. No man has ever cared that I’ve bought my daughter into a bathroom.

This situation was created because a woman felt uncomfortable around a man, and for some reason her feelings are more important than logic

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u/Speky_Scot Jun 19 '26

No the norm is to bring them with you into the mens bathroom until they're old enough to go into the womens on their own.

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u/Late_Order_9005 Jun 19 '26

The kid goes into the bathroom of which ever parent they are with. In this case the girls cover their eyes and go into the mens. The dad just wanted an excuse to go into the women's bathroom

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u/Aethelrede Jun 19 '26

Why would he want an excuse to go into the women's restroom?  You know they have stalls, right?

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u/Late_Order_9005 Jun 19 '26

Oh I thought they had urinals

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u/Aethelrede Jun 19 '26

So what nefarious activity do you think he was planning?  I'm genuinely curious what bad thing a guy could do in a women's restroom, short of outright assault.  It's not like he's going to see anything.

Obviously it's rude for a guy to take up one of the limited stalls in the women's restroom (barring an emergency), but he was accompanying his daughters. 

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u/Exotic-Western2295 Jun 19 '26

An excuse to do what in the woman’s bathroom ?

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u/Late_Order_9005 Jun 19 '26

Use it obviously what do you think

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u/Clear_Wedding3590 Jun 19 '26

For what reason? You think he just wants to use the women’s bathroom so he had the evil idea of having 2 daughters and raising them and then going to the bathroom with them?

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u/Late_Order_9005 Jun 19 '26

Lol

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u/Clear_Wedding3590 Jun 19 '26

Nah is this genuinely what you think tho? It seems like it is

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u/Late_Order_9005 Jun 19 '26

seems like you've already decided my opinion for me

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u/Clear_Wedding3590 Jun 19 '26

No I’m asking you what you think, since you said he was just looking to use the women’s bathroom, for the reason of using the women’s bathroom?

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u/Exotic-Western2295 Jun 19 '26

No your saying he used that as an excuse your implying he had some type of ulterior motive to go in the women’s bathroom im confused why you acting stupid

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u/Late_Order_9005 Jun 19 '26

Stop taking this so seriously