Some creative entre-pee-neurs are offering relief to those enduring the consequences of New York City's lack of public restrooms — by setting up pay-as-you-wish port-a-potties at the pedestrian entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge in Manhattan.
Make your contribution now and help Gothamist thrive in 2022.Some creative New Yorkers are offering relief to those enduring the consequences of the city’s lack of public restrooms — by setting up pay-as-you-wish port-a-potties at the pedestrian entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge in Manhattan.
When questioned about the new revenue stream, the worker, who only gave his name as Ronny, promised no one would be turned away if they couldn’t pay. “As these port-a-potties were unpermitted, we’ve asked the owner to remove them,” said parks department spokesperson Crystal Howard.
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