Flipping Destroyed Fast Food Joint ~ Cafe Owner Simulator 

NO! wc stands for "walrus control" the walrus control security team goes there!

Doesnt seem like it

@@Grillmastah yes you can, open up your management tab and on the left upper side will be a hire a janitor button for fifty dollars a day where you hire your employees

I heard a roar , but thought it was the Moose.

How do you call cops? The phones at the entrance or is it automatically?

That’s where I ended up putting the toilet, there’s so little room

Its employees only lol

Ya but right now that's just to much moving lol

Wait what lol

No…WC is the British term for toilet…no American calls it the water closet or WC.

@@freckles1996 don't know what to tell you man when i was in the states most of the bathroom doors where label "WC" and WC wasn't strictly a British term. it came about when plumping started to move indoors and "bathroom" weren't a thing yet so toilets where mostly put in clothing closets hence "water closet" also the the Brits i do know have never refereed to a toilet as a "WC" they all call it a "Loo" as I've never been to Britain personally i can't say if thats common or just them that call it that though...

@@Shawnchapp well I am American born over 50 years and we use toilet, bathroom, restroom, men's or ladies room or perhaps slang as the John but not WC. You could have looked it up yourself FYI...The water closet was invented by the godson of Elizabeth the first. The phrase water closet arose on England in the 1870s. The loo is British slang for toilet.

​@@freckles1996 i know where the term originated from doesn't changed the fact when i was down there quite a few of the bathrooms were marked "WC" unless "WC" is another meaning then "Water Closet" i assume it standed for "Water Closet" (by no means am i saying i heard anyone say "WC" just that some bathrooms where labeled as such.)

@@Shawnchapp I quote you “AFAIK”(as far as I know)…it’s an American thing” I corrected you because you’re wrong. It’s ok, you are NOT an American. Go watch some BBC shows (specifically the British ones, so you don’t have to point out the BBC might have other shows that are not British) ,and notice the bathrooms vs American shows. Again, it’s not an American thing!…As I Absolutely Know…as an actual American. I would point out that British people have and do still settle here and British pubs (like at American attractions) might have them for authenticity…but of course you already know that, so I won’t bother pointing that out…for you to just respond you know. We all know you know everything about Americans, and our toilets, and how they are marked and what we call them…from visiting once… oh AFAYK. You can go on believing you are right and I am wrong. You have the truth and then what you believe. Choose wisely.