Good for you Tom. I think that's a riot.
Dave Perry
Dave,
That episode occurred 25+/- years ago, it seemed the right thing to do at
the time, however, I'm going to be 62 in 2 weeks and I doubt that I would
repeat it. They'd probably put something in the local paper about a senior
citizen with "old timers disease" who became disoriented ; )
All kidding aside, there is a problem in some areas that have very
restrictive restroom policies; specifically, resort areas, service stations,
professional office suites (as in your Dr.'s building lobby) (restrooms are
for customers only, ask for the key). Not too long ago I was instructed to
drink 32 oz. of water within 2 hours of my visit to the urologist for a flow
test and do not urinate prior to the test. Fine, except for the fact that
they were not ready and I had to wait another 10 +/- minutes, I think if you
stuck a pin in me, I would've flown around like a balloon. Those of us with
prostate or bladder problems, just can't do what we could when we were in
our younger days and I certainly don't expect young store managers or clerks
to understand that problem, however, if you or I briefly explain the
situation, I would hope for some understanding. (At some point, I'm going to
come back and haunt them all as the"Spirit of Locked Restrooms"), a
variation of Christmas Past?
To all you folks who have been very informative and helpful, we wish you all
a very healthy and happy holiday.
Tom
> Good for you Tom. I think that's a riot.
> Dave Perry
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> > purchase! I walked to their bath display area and found a toilet that was
> > out of sight. I know it wasn't right, but it sure felt good at the time;)