This seems to be an existential statement about whether any bathroom anywhere is under construction. I suppose you cannot know without looking but you cannot simultaneously look at all bathrooms. Thanks, Trav.
I just want to point out that two exclamation points do not make a closing quotation mark. The "fake polite" continues on into perhaps a song title "Thank You!! By: Manager Josue" but it doesn't end there.
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Why exactly is Manager Josue thanking us that "no bathroom" is under contruction?
This is hilarious (and a schrodinger's nod = bonus points)!
I'm still wondering why this sign even exists. Oh, and I should disclose that I am not under construction, either.
Perhaps he means the bathroom on the north end of the building?
::facepalm::
Is this like that idea, "No man is an island?"
Somebody call Jethro Tull -- I think they've been given their first lyric for "Teacher (Part II)."
I just want to point out that two exclamation points do not make a closing quotation mark. The "fake polite" continues on into perhaps a song title "Thank You!! By: Manager Josue" but it doesn't end there.
Also, extra points for this being in a Subway restaurant. I don't know why that's bonus points, but it just "is".
Why is it all CAPS but they still dotted the I? Or is that a random apostrophe?
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