My conclusion is based on the condition the doors are reasonably close to each other. Normally men and womens rooms tend to be built fairly close to each other, sometimes seperated by a firewall, like an elevator shaft or a stairwell, and thus are within eyeshot of each other. But sometimes they are not. Sometimes they are built at opposite ends of a building.

So if the doors are within eyeshot then my position would seem to be reasonable, however, if not, and they are not close to each other, then your position, I will reluctantly pre-concede, would be the more correct one.

He could have just said he was in the wrong bathroom because he was confused by the signs.

Then they’d just have arrested him for being a Masher.

If there is still such a word.

A sign saying “toilets” alone is not exactly the pinnacle of clarity for anyone.

So you’re saying that confronted with two doors, one of them saying “Toilets with Urinals” and the other just saying “Toilets”, you wouldn’t be able to put that puzzle together?

You wouldn’t be able to deduce that the door with the “Toilets with Urinals” would be the one for the boys?

Unless the girls are unusually adept at using the “stand-n-pinch” method I think it would it would be apparent which was which.

I do concede its a stupid idea and I’m sure there will be mistakes, but these are after all supposed to be college kids, and therefore smarter than the average bear at least. And since I’m not a college graduate, or even a college student, and I could figure it out, one would think….

Just sayin…

A sign saying “toilets” alone is not exactly the pinnacle of clarity for anyone.

Perhaps revisting the entrance exams might be in order for the entire school.