Cintas (putting your shrinking (non-)union workforce in cotton-poly blend uniforms since 1929!) has chosen to drawn attention to the men and women that don their apparel by pointing out their best work. In this case, they’ve selected 10 of the best public bathrooms in the United States for you to vote on, choosing America’s Best Restroom.

One of the bathrooms belongs to none other than Jerome Bettis (who is from Detroit). Jerome Bettis’ Grille 36 restaurant on Pittsburgh’s Riverfront has been honored by Cintas for its “quality materials”, “sports theme”, and the one-way mirrors that let you check on your date (and the 50-inch plasmas) while you take a leak.
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Jerome Bettis knows that when you gotta go, you might as well go in style.

Pittsburgh’s WTAE-TV lets out news that the former Steelers RB should be flushed with pride, as his restaurant’s restroom has been nominated as a finalist for best bathroom in America.

The bathrooms at Jerome Bettis’ Grille 36 have been picked as a Top 10 public potty in a contest sponsored by work uniform supplier Cintas.

So, what makes Jerome’s johns among the tops in national toilets?

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Jerome Bettis revealed on NBC’s “Last Call” that he helped design the 2006 Steelers Super Bowl rings - along with Steelers Owner Dan Rooney.

Bettis: “We just won the Super Bowl, we’re in the locker room, and I say to Mr. Rooney, ‘Who’s designing the ring? I want to know.’ He said, ‘Is it me and you?’ I was like, ‘Yes.‘”

Bettis said Rooney’s vision for the rings “was a little older, (which meant) a lot less bling.“