When two people come to the door of the restroom, one going in, and one coming out, the right of way is always yielded to the person going in, because by and large, they're in a lot greater hurry than the person coming out.
When two people come to the door of the restroom, one going in, and one coming out, the right of way is always yielded to the person going in, because by and large, they're in a lot greater hurry than the person coming out.
You obviously aren't factoring in the urgency with which one might flee from a certain odiferous bathroom environment.
You sure about that? I think it's the same logic as elevators - there's less space inside than out, and you should let previous people vacate before entering.
Totally agree with the author.
But the other most important factor for men to remember: Those two doors.
The first door must be closed before you open the main door into the bathroom, thereby disallowing passerbys from seeing men standing at the urinal...