• Curtis Zhou posted an update 11 years, 5 months ago

    Men’s Restroom Behavior

    Just one half-day left of my discussion. I can hardly wait for this thing to be around and I can leave this area for a while.

    One amusing story to talk about. While I was inside the men’s area nowadays, I took my place in the urinal. I noticed out of the corner of my eye a man talking to another man about 5 urninals down, as I was doing common urinal procedure. He stood right close to the person, and started talking while emptying the container. It was clear they’d a great business model.

    As they exchanged greetings the man in mid-pee reached over and s-hook the other man’s hand! WHOA! TIMEOUT! 3 cardinal rules of regular mens room treatment were broken!

    1. To get other interpretations, we understand people glance at: Bath Doors – How to Combine Practicality With Type | Wyfda. Failure to utlize the between urninal. If you can find a bank of pee stalls, be kind and place your self one or more urninal from your own fellow urniner.

    2. Primary Eye Contact. Never, I am talking about never make eye contact with a fellow uriner. You’ve already established a relationship by proxy since you pee standing. Eyes top, cowboy.

    3. Hand to hand contact in procedure. NO! should that man have set his had out in a kindly handshaky gesture, I’d have advised him, (and you should too), ‘Sorry, sir, but round these parts we practice slightly of hand sanatizing. Wash em up great, with soap, dry em off, then we are able to shake.’ I know I keep my no-no zone in a mighty good and clean condition, but I do not know about my fellow man.

    I hope it’s been an invaluable refresher course in men restroom behavior..CarpetFirst
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