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Imagine using the restroom in a diner and reaching for the toilet paper, but there isn't any there!  What do you do?

Phew!  There's someone in the next stall.  You'll just ask her for some toilet paper...

"Excuse me, can you spare a square?"

"No, I can't spare a square!" she replies.

This was one of my favorite scenes in the famous TV series, Seinfeld.  Now I ask you - Would you hire someone who wouldn't spare a square?  Are you one of these people who wouldn't spare a square?  These I-don't-spare-a-square people are probably the same people who don't offer good customer service and there will always come a time when the tables will turn on these people, just like it did in the show. 

As I was writing this I started thinking of some kind of way to prevent the empty toilet paper roll incident from happening.  Yes, you could have a shelf of extra toilet paper rolls, but I'm sure there are many toilet paper thieves out there.  I know that some establishments have bathroom monitors who are supposed to check the restrooms every hour, but sometimes that doesn't even happen.  Any ideas besides setting up a wall of toilet paper rolls?

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