Tourist in SA wonders why the toilet paper is 'in jail' at public toilets
Updated | By East Coast Radio
"Why is the toilet paper in jail?"
Toilet paper is becoming more and more of a luxury for many people, given the price.
And it's not even about the quality, just having toilet paper is a big deal.
If you can afford 2-ply toilet paper, then consider yourself living a good life.
This was made apparent to us when we saw a post shared by a person visiting from New Zealand.
Of all the questions that a person could ask about South Africa, and there are many, the New Zealander asked everyone on Reddit:
"Visiting here from NZ, and I have just one question. Why is the toilet paper in jail/who’s stealing the rolls?"
Visiting here from NZ, and I have just one question
byu/piffledamnit inDurban
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The reaction from South Africans was diverse, as you might imagine.
- "Once my mother made a cup of tea and someone stole the sugar out of it… Durban is dangerous"
- "Unfortunately, even with the lock the toilet paper will still be (rolled down and) stolen. Have you seen the dispensers that gives you a single square per pull? We had those at my last place of work."
"Yes, we will steal literally anything if it is not locked down"
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