This reminds me of a story...
One time, I was in a public bathroom, regretting getting that State Fair Mac 'n' cheese. Obviously, I ate that because... Mac. Duh.
Anyway, I was doing my duty, pondering life on earth, humming Journey songs to myself... The usual, when I noticed there was no toilet paper in the stall. There was a man in the stall to my left, grunting laboriously, and another at the urinal.
However: the stall to the right was out of order: and I knew for a fact that it indeed had toilet paper. If I could get out and around the corner. All I had to do, was wait until urinal guy was gone, zip to the broken stall, and viola, problem solved.
As soon as urinal guy left, I pulled up my pants 75% of the way, pulled down my shirt, and shuffled out into the great unknown. It was going great, up until I found out the stall was locked.
I slipped back into my stall to regroup and strategize. I decided I had to wait until the guy on my left had finished.
Twelve minutes later, the trucker pulled his wheels out of the stall, leaving me to my own devices.
I slipped around.d the corner into the adjacent stall and sat down on the still-warm toilet seat. I let out my breath. As I finally utilized the soft, blessed, two-ply miracles of modern science, I heard a loud sniffle as someone settled himself into the stall I had just been occupying. I sniggered. Someone with the same problem I had just had. It was a little funny, to be honest.
Then, pulling up my pants, I had a dreadful realization: I had left my phone in the stall.
I knocked abashedly on the stall door. The occupant grunted conversationally.
"Ummm, excuse me, my phone's in there", I explained.
"What?"
"On the toilet paper dispenser", I directed.
As he skid my phone under the door, I saw his hand double-take. "There's no toilet paper in here", he said.
"I know."
An awkward silence. Then, I said "I'll be leaving now", and did just that.
The moral of the story. Don't eat the Mac and cheese.