What's Normal? - Do you use the handicapped stall? (1 Viewer)

[Keerock]

Yeah... 100% of the time. I like to spread out...

Same, although I try to reduce my typical camping out stay in case someone truly needs it.

FWIW... I'm a sprint pooper. In and out. Even when I'm at home. 2-3 minutes max.

you’re missing out

On what, hemorrhoids?

 

[Poke_4_Life]

Yes, almost exclusively in the office. I try not to drop a deuce at other public restrooms.

Also, in my office the men's room has a handicap stall and we have a separate gender-neutral handicap bathroom. We currently have nobody in our office that appears to need either handicap space for their needs. If that changes my habits will adapt accordingly.

 

[zamboni]

i forget what airport I was at recently but the normal stall had TP dispensers on both sides and it was a chore to be able to spread out enough to get optimal wipe-age

That's like the Taj Mahal of stalls.

 

[Mister CIA]

Yes, but only if it is unoccupied.

 

[falguy]

Rather surprised at the high votes for using the stall. I was at a urinal once and a guy in a wheelchair came in and had nowhere to go since someone was using the accessible stall. He tore a strip off the dude when he stepped out of the stall. Personally I would be pretty ashamed if that were me (unless I had no other stall to choose from.) I could lie but I'd still be embarrassed.

 

[Ilov80s]

I would use it if it’s the only stall open but I would never choose it over a non-handicap stall. That just makes you a jerk (unless you know for a fact there’s nobody handicapped who could possibly come to use it).

 

[Beef Ravioli Part 2]

Next question in this series @Keerock: “do you build a TP nest when using a public restroom?”

I will do my very best to wait till I get to my personal potties (our master bath and I have a personal bathroom in my work office) but if I must use a public restroom or someone else’s, I always build a thick nest of TP to sit on.