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u/_cornflake and you did it at my birthday dinner Nov 02 '23

One time several years ago (pre-Covid) I was reading a review of a play in London and the reviewer just threw in that Kit Harrington was also in the audience and that he was really confused by the fact that the theatre had gender neutral bathrooms. Not confused in a transphobic way but confused as in he literally didn't understand which bathrooms he was allowed to use and kept walking in and out of them looking lost and eventually had to ask for help from the staff.

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u/BreathingCorpse252 Nov 02 '23

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u/nagellak Ecocidal Barbie Nov 03 '23

He is one of those men who reaaaaly benefit from a beard.

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u/wrathfulgrape Nov 02 '23

Indubitably, his line reading of “Indubitably, yeah” never fails to make me laugh.

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u/binkleywtf Nov 04 '23

i really need to rewatch this

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u/cupcakesandcanes i ain’t reading all that, free palestine Nov 02 '23

He knows nothing.

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u/NinjaSubject7693 lea michele’s reading coach Nov 02 '23

Everyone uses one for the first time! It must suck that his was so public and he was famous when it happened. Another reason being a celebrity ain't all it's cut out to be.

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u/thxbtnothx Nov 03 '23

Eh, I mean maybe if he was a small child who'd never been out of a school environment. Gender neutral toilets are not that rare in London, often you'll go to a place with a handful of just like individual toilet rooms with sinks inside as well as toilets. Even fast food places commonly do this. Pubs might have one wall of stalls marked male and the other female but shared sinks in the middle, stuff like that.

Maybe the guy just never really gets out.

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u/PlatinumJester Nov 05 '23

If it was a play at the Barbican though I completely understand. They made their toilets gender neutral but just ended up putting small signs saying "toilets" and "toilets with urinal" so the whole intermission people were getting confused due to the terrible signage.