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I was in Elvas a few weeks ago you sure you guys have electricity?
Also went into a bar and there was a gender neutral bathroom, probably just because they couldn't afford a second one
We've heard there were these flameless candles some time ago and just got in the bandwagon. Liked it so much we are even going crazy on making our own electricy at home.
Oh, that's a feature: one bathroom, everybody uses it. It's that or go outside. No complaints.
That thing about the bathrooms is really cool and sounds very modern, wish we had that over the border
It's not modern. It actually echoes a time of poverty and how down to family we are.
Even in a house with more than one bathroom, the notion that one is for boys and the other for girls is very, very rare. Doesn't make sense.
Old restaurants and similar places were usually family owned and even run from a part of the house. The money and/or space to build two bathrooms just didn't exist so sharing was the only available option. And be civil about it. Or get kicked in the ass for being a slob or rude.