“God help me if that hook ever were to break off!” Does anyone know why this is the case? I’m sure that there is a good reason, but I don’t know what it is. Why do bathroom stall doors open inward? I mean you already have to navigate public restrooms like you’re walking through a biohazard facility which is actively incubating the latest and greatest version of the avian bird flu virus. So why do you have to straddle the toilet upon leaving the stall? I mean when the stall door opens there are moments were you have like inches between the edge of the door and the edge of the toilet. I noticed the other day that I use that hook on the inside as a rock climber. I grab that hook and lean backward while I pull the stupid door inward toward me. God help me if that hook ever were to break off! Can’t it just open outwardly like the handicapped stall does? The handicapped stall proves