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Ben Hart @pavlovforgoths.com · 29/04/2026

anyone who lives or works downtown is grateful that the public restroom is there, actually, because it keeps tourists and college students from shitting in the streets

McKilip, who owns a number of rental properties, said that cutting property taxes and fees charged by local governments would bring down rents. "It can't always be the piggy bank local governments go to fund whatever their next pet project is, like bathrooms for homeless people for half a million dollars that I'm funding, that I don't want to be funding, he said, referring to a $300,00 public restroom in downtown Athens that was actually funded with sales tax revenue as part of a SPLOST project

— Flagpole, vol. 40