When I graduated with my very expensive journalism degree six years ago, I never imagined I would eventually use it to write about people using a toilet. But on a recent balmy afternoon in San Francisco’s cozy Noe Valley neighborhood, I found myself at the Noe Valley Town Square on 24th Street waiting to interview people who had just finished emptying their bladders in a newly installed and much-anticipated public restroom that opened on Monday. In fact, I was one of at least five members of the... Read this story
