who invented the Pay Toilet?!
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The earliest public toilets were set up in Knossos of the Minoan civilization in the Crete island, now part of Greece. However, the earliest pay toilets were erected in Ancient Rome in 74 AD during the rule of Vespasian, after a civil war in Rome affected greatly the Roman finance. His initiative was derided by his adversaries, but his reply to these objections is now famous: "Pecunia non olet" ("Money does not smell").
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The Romans or the greeks.
A money hungry son of a *****.
A genius.
Mr.Crapper
John Crapper
i don't know, but whoever did it was not kind or compassionate
Johny Cash. just kidding.
BRITIAN's have invented PAY TOILET
SOME RICH a#$HOLE
I didnt know there were pay toilets.Where are they?
theres a PAY TOILET?!?!?!?!?!? probably the chinese. everything now is made in china.
I didnt believe they still had them!We ran across one in Nevada on our way to cali.First one paid before we showed up and every one else went for free.We showed them ha!
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