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"No worries, we've got you covered! Literally!

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While traveling a couple of months ago, I came across a very innovative toilet, one that says "In a hurry, well, no worries here, dont waste time (and toilet paper covering or cleaning the seat, I've got you covered, literally!"
Before I move on, let me clarify that the toilet doesn't really talk, and I clarify that because in today's environment, well this is not totally impossible. Anyway, back to the story, so I was in Chicago for research, and I have a confession to make, I love airport bathrooms just because of the people that use them. Think about the last time you were in one... The following are some of the personas I've seen:
  • I have be on the phone while using the bathroom (too many emails to reply to...)
  • I'm on a conference call, but I really have to go, so I won't hang up
  • No time to shower, I will just shave here
  • I have to tell my wife my plane is running late, but I cant wait to tell her, so I'll do it while in here
  • A lot of documents to read, and not enough time, might as well read them while seating here
  • COMMON DENOMINATOR: using the bathroom is something that we all HAVE to do, so while at it, I will make the most out of this.
This time, and as mentioned before, what surprised me was not who was using the bathroom, but the toilet itself. I mean, just look at the pictures!! - Next thing you know, the toilet will say, "please sr. don't worry about cleaning yourself, we've got you covered ;)!"

Convenience, convenience, convenience!!
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