NEW YORK – AUGUST 13: A woman reads the information panel on a public toilet located in Herald Square August 13, 2003 in New York City. New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and the City Council will adopt legilation in August authorizing about 20 new public toilets for use on city streets. (Photo by Stephen Chernin/Getty Images)
Stephen Chernin / Stringer via Getty ImagesIn San Francisco, you will soon be able to use a toilet that costed the city $1.7 million to install. It's a single toilet. It's no shock either that if you've visited downtown San Francisco, there's alack of public restrooms. The city officials are finally listening and responding in the most San Fran way possible.
One one neighborhood plaza, they're planning to install this one single toilet. Yes, the cost will be about $1.7 million. It will take up a total of 150-square feet of space in the plaza. Now not only will it cost this much, but it's expected to take about three years to complete!
Of course when people hear about the price, they started to complain and cause backlash. City officials now say they might be able to build it for less, but most likely they're still gonna pay the $1.7 million because they're afraid of rising prices and costs.
We have more on this ridiculous story and more in today's Other News!
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