During the Chuseok holiday, a notice prohibiting women from entering a men's restroom at a rest stop sparked controversy, didn't it?
A photo of a notice posted on the door of a men's restroom at a rest stop was uploaded to an online community.
The notice stated, "A flood of complaints is pouring in," and asked that "the men's restroom be used exclusively by men."
It appears that as the lines for women's restrooms grew longer during the holiday period, some visitors used the men's restroom, leading to a series of related complaints.
Netizens showed mixed reactions to the sight.
While some opinions emerged such as, "Urinals are exposed in the men's restroom, which is uncomfortable," and "If the situation were reversed, it would have immediately become an issue," other responses followed saying, "Women's restrooms have relatively longer waiting times" and "In an urgent situation, it is somewhat understandable."
(Photo courtesy of Online Community)
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"Please, Men Only" Restroom Notice Sparks Controversy After Complaints
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