Jennifer Slawotsky

Review of The New Tel Aviv Bus Terminal ...

I don't understand the logic that there is no mach...

I don't understand the logic that there is no machine on floors 6-7. People come on the bus and then see * that there is no machine * in the bag, there are security guards there that hire to put their hands in everyone's bags - something that is neither hygienic nor aesthetic. When people want to go out because there is no machine the answer is "no way out," so basically anyone who is disgusted has to let the security guard put their hands in his bag and especially women who have pads and women's products in the bag that they are very uncomfortable with. There are also those with anxieties and disgust who are concerned about things and the minimum is at least a way to get out when they come and see that there is no machine. Although in my opinion it is very important to have a machine on floors that cannot be left at the station because those who are disgusted by the security guards will simply be knocked and then when people start to enter the country they threaten to "call you police if you do not give a case", it is not a nice way to traumatize people. I suggest either having at least one machine on this floor or just building a path for people who want to get out. People who are disgusted by a security guard (a stranger) may not have to suffer from "police call" threats like this, and feel very uncomfortable. It's been a few years like this and hope they do something about it. I personally haven't been going there for almost a year and have heard of more people who have stopped walking.