OK thanks. Hmm, I can't follow someone that tweets that much though

hey man, I totally get it. WSOP is a spammy time of year if you don't care about rails/chip counts. but generally I try to keep the volume low.

thanks for the plug though, katie. I'm always flattered and amazed when people give a crap about what I have to say.

Just giving credit where it's due

I decided to not look for a women's bathroom and use a men's. (playing a time game) Yuck. It's gross in there. Someone needs to draw a map.

^ that's very funny. Where I work, when it comes to emails and signs about restroom cleanliness, it's always about the Ladies'.

Okay. I tried the real women's bathroom later and as disgusting as the first one was, it wasn't nearly as gross.

Are there any toilets in the Rio without pee sprayed all over them? At least in the men's bathroom, you can put down the seat.

just realized that addy tweets a lot about peeing and also drinking water.

hashtaghydrationfetish

To be fair, there are also lots of tweets about pooping and eating.

Hashtagderailthread

"oh, addy? yeah, she's that annoying chick who can't decide whether she wants more water or more spots to pee."

My favorite bathroom is now a dude's room. Considering just using it anyway like I did once at a concert.....

hashtagnotreallygoingtothough

Do it. I did.

And I ran into a dude when I was walking out, and was all, "I know, I know." I like to think guys won't mind. It's not like they are open stalls.

I think that's a fair compromise. Make some of the women's bathrooms unisex.

Wouldn't unisex bathrooms make more sense, like everywhere? Why have 5 unused stalls in the Men's if there's a queue in the Women's, and vice-versa? However I appreciate concerns about safety and cleanliness, thus unisex may not be the perfect solution.

I was recently at a Chipotle that had 2 bathrooms, one for males and one for females. Each could have a single occupant at a time (well, more would fit I guess, but then you wouldn't be there to use the toilet) and they were identical to each other except for the label on the door.

Even with a line for the female bathroom and none for the male one, my female friends said they would never use the other bathroom. In people's houses they surely use bathrooms that both genders have used, so I don't understand it.

One other problem would be the urinal issue. If you are building a restroom for men only, you can have urinals, in order to make the line move more quickly. However, if it's going to be unisex you'd probably have to get rid of them or at least build them in a secluded sort of area so that women wouldn't have to walk by a row of men with their junk hanging out.

I once went to a gay bar that had unisex bathrooms. Both rooms consisted of a main door (with no lock on it) a stall, and a urinal. I went into the room alone and came out to find a guy using the urinal. Pretty awkward moment...

Yes for sure. Separate room for urinals, even have separate wash up areas if need be, but stalls should be shared so that women spend less time waiting.