Dear Coughing Person,
Guess what? I know you're shitting. Coughing does not disguise what is going on behind the stall door. I'm sorry if I broke your concentration when I entered the restroom, but I have needs, too. You probably waited a long time for everyone to disappear before you started on your number two, and I came in and ruined your necessary solitude. If you hadn't coughed, I wouldn't have even known you were here, except for The Smell. Even that, I would've assumed, came from someone who'd just left. I'll try to get in and out of here as quickly as I can so you can get back to business.
Best of luck,
Danielle
Dear Person Who Doesn't Have The Decency To Cough,
I just ate lunch, thanks very much. I wasn't really banking on hearing a series of plops, grunts, and sighs when all I had to do was make a little tinkle, but you just do whatever you need to do. Forget I'm even here. Oh, right, you already have.
Sincerely,
Daniellep.s. In the future, please consider coughing.
Dear Toilet Seat Coverer,
Hey, I feel you. Those paper seat covers don't give you proper protection from the germs and bacteria of other people's nether regions. I understand. Can I just ask one favor? Could you, like, make sure you don't leave a carpet of t.p. on the floor after you're done? It's not fun to wade through and it's definitely not fair to make the restroom custodians clean it up. Figure out a way to make sure it all gets in the toilet with your foot or something before you flush, k?
Gratefully,
Danielle
Dear Seat Pee-er,
Ew. If you get that much pee on the seat, I can only imagine how much ends up running down your leg! Don't deny it, either, because I see it on the floor, too. If your squat-aim isn't that good, consider covering the seat with paper, or maybe you shouldn't leave the house without a travel-sized bottle of disinfectant and a couple of paper towels in your purse. No one likes a seat pee-er.
Regards,
Danielle
Dear Overzealous Soap Dispenser Person,
I appreciate your attention to good hygiene, but save some for the rest of us.
Yours truly,
Danielle
Dear Sink Soaker,
My sleeve hates you.
From,
Danielle
Dear Super Fast Hand Washer,
Why bother? Didn't anyone ever tell you that the proper amount of time to wash your hands to remove bacteria and germs is equal to the amount of time it takes to sing the "Happy Birthday" song? Consider yourself educated. And for god's sake, turn off the water with a paper towel.
Warmly,
Danielle
Dear Towel Waster,
You annoy me.
From,
Danielle
Dear Makeup And Hair Fixer,
You look fine. Please move so I can wash my hands. No, your ass does not look fat in those pants. Now move. How many times are you going to go over your bottom lip with that gloss? MOVE, I SAID!
Sincerely,
Danielle
Dear Friends Having Loud Conversations In Adjacent Stalls,
No one cares how many Appletinis you drank this weekend, or how many hot guys hit on you. No one wants to hear your story about that bitch Ashley who was talking to the guy you liked at the bar and how you got so mad you ended up going home with his best friend for revenge. You're embarrassing yourself. Stop trying to get attention. You might want to start working on your "daddy issues." Until then, quiet down.
Thanks,
Danielle