The Mets Police: Really Good Citi Field Video - Looks Like We'll Get To Know Each Other Well In The Mens Room

Really Good Citi Field Video - Looks Like We'll Get To Know Each Other Well In The Mens Room

NY1 which has not yet heard of embed technology when it comes to video has a cool video on their site - a tour of Citi Field.

Check out the mens rooms. It looks like we're going to all get very familiar with each other's Howard Johnsons.

Eyes forward everyone.

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Unknown said :

March 17, 2009 at 8:25 PM

Will this really be such a problem? I don't know how you guys have it in the States, but over here in Britain we're fairly used to this sort of peeing intimacy. Heck, those urinals look pretty luxurious compared to some I've seen - but I see the last word on urinal etiquette has been written by an Astros fan:
http://jeff-flowers.com/12-unspoken-rules-for-urinal-etiquette/

SS said :

March 18, 2009 at 9:05 PM

We yanks (with a small y) like our privacy. Everyone I've talked urinals with hates the no dividers - and we really hate troughs!

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