Here's Your Sign

OK. so I had a Jeff Foxworthy moment today at the movie theater. After High School Musical 3 was over I made a b-line to the bathroom to do a little number 2, (had to hold it 'cause I didn't want to miss any of the show) anyways so when I get it in there I saw both of the BIG stalls were open, so I went in the first one and closed the door to find that it had no lock, so I moved on to the next one and in there I saw on the floor a plunger and alot of wetness around it. **RIGHT HERE AND NOW I SHOULD HAVE TAKEN THIS AS A SIGN AND TURNED AROUND AND LEFT THE STALL, but NOOOOOOOOO. I though that if the plunger was wet then it had been used recently and some nice person had fixed the problem. RIGHT? Well, I guess that wasn't the case as you will find out. SO I did my business and flushed the toilet. What I saw was not what I thought should have happened since the PROBLEM had been taken care of RIGHT? WRONG! So bubbles were coming up and the water was rising. SO I grabbed the plunger and put it back to work. Nothing happened. I thought that maybe I would just abandon it and leave, but how nice would that be. Not nice at all (although it would have kept the next person from having the same issue, because they would have just looked in and them left the stall instead of seeing the wet plunger and thinking that the problem was fixed) Anyways so I tried to flush it again and plungered with more vigor and more bubbles came up and then success! The blockage had dissapeared. YEAH! But if I had had Jeff Foxworthy there to point out THE SIGN for me the whole thing could have just been avoided. LESSON: SO next time you go into a stall and see a wet plunger just say Oh, there's the sign and turn around. Even if the water is clear and low.