I’m noticing an increasingly alarming rate of cell phone users in restroom stalls these days. Really? It can’t wait?
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Cells phone use in a public restroom is extremely rude. When I use the restroom I’d like to do it without having sounds my personal sounds transmitted by any type of device, and so would any thinking person. I have got a right.
Just now I’ve encountered an even deeper horror: a woman who was in the restroom when I arrived seemed quiet while I was there, but then she produced an awful stench that filled the place suddenly. She popped out of her stall a second after I did and I saw she was on her cell phone (hadn’t said anything previously into it or I’d have heard). She washed her hands in a big hurry and beat me to the single paper towel dispenser where she then stood languidly chatting while obviously in my way. Finally she got out of the way of the paper dispenser only to stand directly in the front of the door out. My plans to evacuate her stinkiness and catch a breath of air were put on hold too long! Now I don’t feel up to eating my lunch and obviously I’m not doing my work at the office, I’m venting online instead. I’d recommend good cell phone manners for the good of any company and the good of the social fabric.
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