So, the girlfriend and I are out for a night on the town in Brooklyn the other night. After dinner, drinks and more drinks, we wandered off towards a pool hall to display our mastery of physics and talk shit to each other.
On the way there our bladders insisted on being addressed quickly. We duck into a Dunkin Donuts, find the "RESTROOMS" sign, run to the back of the store, turn down the hallway and are confronted by a sign stating:
DO NOT CLOG TOILET

Now, was this really neccessary?
Was this actually able to be controlled if properly instructed before entry?
Are the employees/customers of the Dunkin Donuts on 5th Avenue in Brooklyn committing acts of serial toilet clogging, leading a frustrated management to plead on yellow legal paper? |
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