#37: The Handicap Stall Reminder
Posted bluntly on the bathroom door, the note reads: “Lazy isn’t a handicap. Please use the appropriate bathroom.” No frills, no politeness—just a printed call-out aimed squarely at able-bodied stall squatters who treat the extra space like a luxury suite.

It’s the kind of message that trades subtlety for sting. Equal parts PSA and roast, it reminds everyone that convenience doesn’t count as a disability. Sometimes accessibility advocacy isn’t a quiet campaign—it’s a taped-up reality check waiting for you at the bathroom door.
