Europeans manage with one button for toilet door, somehow
It's a question that's screwed with the head of every rail passenger since the Locomotion chugged through Darlington some two centuries ago; what kind of toilet needs three buttons to operate the bleeding door?
It's led to many a red-faced incident of ladies and gentlemen been caught in an excretory situation, or one that's involved burping the worm. Who wants to go to the toilet on a train and leave the door unlocked anyway? Only the British it seems - our European counterparts have far more sense in their skulls:
Yes, the Europeans get by with a toilet door that requires the operation of just one button. Those bloody foreigners, with their under-complicated locking mechanisms. Who won the war, anyway? Etc. There's a prize to anyone who photographs a toilet door requiring four buttons to open and close it. A real prize, too. Not like last time.
TOPICS: Travel
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