That is just extremely childish. She needs to understand that places have rules, and if she really had to go she should have left. I hope she was removed from the property.

so you've never peed yourself?

I guess you were a bit peed off

That'll teach you ya to not follow store policy! But seriously, people are gross and never stop surprising me with stupid things they do. Sorry OP!

Sounds like you had a... crappy day.

How do you get away with not catering to customer needs?

She was most likely following store policy. It's very common to not have a public restroom available to patrons. Peeing in the fitting room in response is ridiculous and disgusting.

Yeah but when you have to go you have to go. Did you know you can die if you hold your pee too long?

Yeah she maybe had uromysitisis

I hope your manager made her clean that shit up before removing her from the premise. People can be so nasty, I don't even understand.

When you gotta go, you gotta go.

Not that I support this, but perhaps she was desperate. Maybe she was faced with either pissing her pants or peeing somewhere discreet.

In what world is peeing on the fitting room discreet?! It's pretty easy to tell what kind of clothing stores have restrooms, and if you're the kind of person who needs to get have quick access to a bathroom to pee, you pay attention to these things when you're shopping. She should have been able to get to another location. However, if she truly has real incontinence issues, frankly, it IS more discreet to pee in your pants. If it showed, hell, she's in a clothing store - she could probably buy a pair of bottoms and even underwear right there! People should have some decency not to make others deal with their messes!

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I have mostly heard of men, I do not want to use the mens restroom for example

Peeing in the fitting room is gross, but I never really understood "rules" surrounding the use of restrooms in public places of business. If you invited somebody into your home, and they needed to use the restroom, you would let them. This is no different. By turning on the "open" sign, you are inviting guests into your business. It just seems so petty not to allow somebody to use the facilities if they need to.

Unfortunately, not all stores have a bathroom that is available to the public.
I used to work at a smallish bookstore that had a tiny bathroom; it could only be accessed by going *behind* the sales counter, down a narrow and curved set of stairs, and into the basement stock area. Definitely NOT a place we wanted customers to be going.