San Francisco Ironicle

Of course we need them for people still living on our streets, of which there are thousands. We also need them for delivery, taxi & uber drivers, families & seniors, tourists, workers, people leaving bars out for a walk. This is a common sense feature of any big city.

If some aren't being used at all, then fine, we can move some or reduce hours on some. But dismantling the ones that are being used seemingly **because** they are being used is backwards. Trash cans don't cause trash. Bathrooms don't cause people having nowhere else to go.

2 years ago we didn't have any 24 hour bathrooms, we added 3, and they were successful. Then we added dozens more during the pandemic, which have also mostly been successful. We shouldn't go backwards and I'm going to make sure we do not.