Isetann Cinerama Restroom With 10 Peso Payment Before Enter

Is everything in the Philippines have money value? I mean, isn't a toilet in a mall a perk build by the mall so movie goers, shoppers or people who dine in can use a toilet without going home and coming back to the mall? Isn't having toilets in a mall a good marketing strategy because the more cleaner the toilets are, and the more accessible the toilets are, the longer hours a person would roam around the mall. I think, for me, toilet cleanliness and accessibility is very important.

But what about Isetann, SM and other malls who ask for a fee before you enter the mall. Is this some kind of monopoly or what? Although the Philippine people have embraced this kind of wrong system, the Philippine people do expect for a couch, a clean and beautiful toilet and cubicles, and some free perks like tissue, free use of lotion, hand wash, with a little decoration inside the toilet. And let's not forget about the electric hand dryer.

Isetann on the other hand doesn't have a lotion and hand wash. The toilet doesn't have any decorations, no couch.  To sum it up, it's an ordinary toilet.  There's no one to always clean a mess on an instant like on other malls with paid restroom.  Cleanliness... it's not messy but it's not that super clean.  It's an normal looking public restroom.

These are written on a toilet cubicle door:

"Ganito na ba talaga sa Philippines? lahat may BAYAD? 10php? ano kayo? SM? Rustan's? Robinson? OMFG!"

"10 Pesos/CR?? Wow Ha? daig pa SM!"

"kengene tissue lang binabayaran na din! astig naman ng business nyo!!"

"ABUSADO KAYO"

Here's a little video of the toilet cubicle.

Isetann Cinerama Restroom With 10 Peso Payment Before Enter