Marcc in the past all public disabled toilets where men's toilets.

Up to a point, that was quite true. In Sydney's CBD there were four or five locations where there were underground public toilets for blokes but nothing for sheilas. Even before accounting for the fact that it takes a woman longer, how did they manage it. Did they do their wee wee in Farmers or David Jones, etc?

The underground toilets are still there but they are locked off, deemed unhygenic, which makes me wonder why some brainiac suggested they gut the toilet blocks and turn them into trendy coffee shops. Surely that would not get the not from the Ministry of Health...

To get back on topic, Germany's Deutsche Bank is having issues.

It has 80,000 employees and over $1 trillion in assets, so if it fell over it would make a huge splash.

I would suspect that greed & politics has a lot to do with most of the issues.

Once upon a time the word has a form of Gold standard, which worked for thousands of years, then we had the English Pound, Gold stocks were then abandoned & dispersed & we got the US dollar.

The US got very upset when EU wanted to trade their commodities, mainly oil in Euros & now China in Yuan. If they did, or do, that the "Holier-Than-Though, home of double standards, greed, money changers in the temple & more; Stands to lose mega bucks.

In the meantime bucket loads of coin has to be going somewhere.

This is after all not the age of Aquarius, or any other: Its the age of greed & corruption and over population which in itself is greed.

First Republic Bank crashed, the regulators wound it up, then sold the remains to JP Morgan bank.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-05-01/authorities-sell-first-republic-before-market-open/102288876

Top story now is PacWest that I mentioned earlier. It recovered nicely from initial mini panic in March ["crisis averted"?] Well, not quite: looks like she's now going under!