toilet seat singularity

a phenomenon commonly seen in the cubicles of cafe and restaurant restrooms, which have a tendency of not having urinals.

someone walks in and takes a p-ss, hitting the toilet seat (whether by accident or on purpose, usually on purpose) and the janitor is unlikely to clean the p-ss due to being underpaid.

the next person walks in and sees the p-ss on the seat, and stands further away from the seat than the previous person for fear of touching the p-ss-covered seat.

due to the increased distance from the toilet seat, the person is more likely to hit the seat with his p-ss.

eventually people start hitting not only the seat but also the floor with their p-ss, leading people to stand further still from the toilet for fear of getting p-ss on their shoes, leading to an exponential increase in the saturation of p-ss on the toilet seat and floor and the distance people stand from the toilet, aswell as an exponential decrease in each consecutive visitor’s stream accuracy and the likelihood of the janitors cleaning all the p-ss.

when complete saturation is reached, the janitors will either quit their jobs, commit suicide or make a prayer to janitor jesus to make all the p-ss go away. the latter option is usually how toilet seats are eventually cleaned.
i went to a public restroom today and the whole seat was covered in p-ss. realizing that a toilet seat singularity was in play, i decided not to perpetuate the chain and to simply hold it in until i found a cleaner toilet or a urinal elsewhere.