Advertising panties test
Something that caught my eye: In the restrooms of Mediterranean hostels, that piece of seating has always been a standard fixture—the one that mustachioed Germans often mistake for a women’s urinal.
Cigarettes In the toilets of Mediterranean hostels, it has always been part of the basic equipment, the seat that moustachioed Teutons often misinterpret as a woman's urinal, while cultured northerners know that the bidet is not for urinating, but for hygiene. In the same way, you should know that if you take a pee break in the position presented by Jung von Matt/Elbe, everything has to go down the drain, but not only the broadly grinning model, but also the advertisers obviously got their panties wet during the shoot. The otherwise smart Hamburg copywriters' borderline stupid claim can hardly be explained otherwise. As if it is the law and not the female physique that prevents women from misunderstanding - and abusing - every green space and house corner as a public bathroom. But it's not just feminists who should be "not amused" by the visual link between urination and nicotine consumption.
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