Toilet Humour at Lemon Soju : Tokyo : Japan

Lemon Soju : Tokyo : Japan

Thursday March 12

12:30

Toilet Humour

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary insists he’s serious about making passengers pay for the right to relieve themselves on flights.

O’Leary said he has asked engineers at U.S. aircraft maker Boeing—which supplies Ryanair’s entire fleet of 737-800s—to design toilets with doors that open only if you swipe a valid credit card through the locking mechanism.

They should take my idea of an “excess fat” charge.

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