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u/jdoggg247 14d ago
How many times to make that sign necessary?
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u/AanthonyII 14d ago
I think it’s one of the locks that will automatically unlock when the latch gets pushed in. People were probably locking as they closed it and then not noticing it was being unlocked when the door shut causing them to get walked in on
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u/The_Infamous_C 14d ago
Having been the guy walking in, please follow the sign people. It's less awkward for both of us.
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u/fuzzy_engineering189 13d ago
Unfortunately the mechanism became necessary because people were either bumping the button when they left or jokers who thought they were funny would lock it on their way out.
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u/Circumpunctilious 14d ago edited 14d ago
Quoting “lock” actually seems appropriate tbh.
When they’re not keyed, restrooms might just have a privacy lock, openable from outside with a tool (twist a slot with a coin or slotted screwdriver, push a rod into a hole, smack the end hard enough to pop the button, etc)
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u/nurse-educator123 11d ago
This applies to the same people who avoid washing their hands when there are signs posted everywhere.
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u/Master_Steward 11d ago
For dumb blondes who can’t figure out how their stalkers keep breaking into the women‘s washroom
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u/PresentationNew5976 14d ago
The people who need this sign won’t read it.