I used to do ‘two man’ deliveries of furniture, appliances etc. It was an unwritten rule amongst us old-timers that you didn’t ask to use a customers toilet. One day I was with a new guy who left me standing in the hall of a tiny flat, between the customer and the old fridge we had to take down the stairs, while we were treated to the din of him passing the equivalent of King Kong's first big dump of the day in the customers toilet. It sounded like a navy frigate dropping depth charges and the homeowner was less than impressed by the amount of bog paper he was using too.
I used to do ‘two man’ deliveries of furniture, appliances etc. It was an unwritten rule amongst us old-timers that you didn’t ask to use a customers toilet. One day I was with a new guy who left me standing in the hall of a tiny flat, between the customer and the old fridge we had to take down the stairs, while we were treated to the din of him passing the equivalent of King Kong's first big dump of the day in the customers toilet. It sounded like a navy frigate dropping depth charges and the homeowner was less than impressed by the amount of bog paper he was using too.