Yep, and from what I read this is a small business. They don't always have changing tables. That's actually common with small businesses. Changing a diaper in a restaurant is never acceptable. She should have gone to her vehicle to do it, inconvenience be damned. Alternatively, her food hadn't arrived yet, so she…

"However, as sexual offenders have a high rate of recidivism" — they really don't. Particularly juvenile sex offenders.

The owner of a restaurant I used to (operative term here) frequent married and had a child in short order. The wife was called The Ice Princess by just about everyone, because she had zero personality and gave fuck zero about what anybody thought about her behaviour. Which included, BTW, changing their baby girl's…

Everyone should read Over the Edge: Death in the Grand Canyon. so they're aware warning signs are there for a reason There are important lessons to apprehend, including don't pee off the cliff, it can make you dizzy.

I hope they lose every fucking game. I know it's not much, but I feel like that would actually register as something sad with these morons.

You know I agree with you, but at the same time it pisses me off that it's completely socially acceptable for both genders to pee all over the toilet seats and not wash their hands before returning to the table. Nobody cares or throws a hissy about that. Lifting a toilet seat and washing your hands is a lot less…

you forgot the "H."

What an ignorant and dismissive statement.

Texas. Again.

thank you very fucking much!

I can't figure out what's more ridiculous about this statement—the idea that changing dirty diapers is or should be exclusively a "women thing," or the implication that it would also be acceptable to remove a tampon at a restaurant table.

Copped a mother plopping her stinking spawn onto the train seat beside me last weekend and changing one of the foulest diapers imaginable. Entitled Snowflake Mummy Extraordinaire then got shirty with me for making a face, a slight huffy noise and moving away. I MEAN HOW UNREASONABLE AM I? By all means park your actual…

Normally, I would gripe about most of the text being uppercase, but I think this time it's justified.

Good point. I had kids in diapers in the late 80s to mid 90s and those changing tables were very rare, yet somehow I made do. I've laid down a plastic changing pad on the floor of a restroom and changed a baby there or used the same pad on my lap and changed baby. Mostly, I took my kids out to the car and changed them.

I'll just follow that up with:

It's in the Bible?

Not having a changing table is a dick move, I admit. But that does not in any way, shape, or form justify changing a diaper in the middle of a freaking restaurant. She should have just gotten up and gone out to the damn car and changed it. The employees were absolutely correct in telling someone to GTFO for doing that…

She complains that she didn't have a private place, but then acknowledges she "didn't want" to go back to the minivan. LADY YOU GET THAT BABY AND THAT POO BACK TO THE MINIVAN OR YOU DON'T GO OUT IN PUBLIC.

I mean, I understand that it's really nice to have changing tables and I feel bad for the woman - but do parents expect small restaurants to really have changing tables? I think of that as a feature in big chains or fast food joints, not mom and pop restaurants or pizza places. I'm not a parent, so I really don't know.

But...but...poop is natural!