A Woman from Mobile Company Using the Toilet
There are two different versions regarding 'A Woman from Mobile Company Using the Toilet'. Here are the details:
Joking Version
There is a joking version of the story with the protagonist being a female manager from a mobile company. When the female manager went to a public toilet, the gatekeeper made a series of humorous jokes using reasons like 'learning from the mobile company's two-way charging'. The gatekeeper said that it would cost thirty cents to enter and twenty cents to exit; if she squatted in pit number eight, she would have to pay a number selection fee; passing gas in the toilet would incur roaming charges; using the toilet for more than three minutes would result in overtime charges; and if there was background music in the toilet, there would also be a ringtone fee. The gatekeeper even suggested that the female manager get a toilet package. This version is more of a humorous and witty creation, using the mobile company's business charging model as a template to exaggerate and joke about public toilet charges, aiming to create laughs rather than being a real event.
Real Accident
Another version involves a 26-year-old girl from Hebei. Although it is not explicitly mentioned that she is an employee of a mobile company, the scene is related to a mobile toilet. At a highway service area in Hebei, an accident suddenly occurred when the girl was using the mobile toilet. The toilet was suddenly pulled off the ground by a hook-and-go truck and rushed onto the Beijing-Hong Kong-Macau Expressway, starting a 28-kilometer 'flying man' mode. This accident lasted for a full 23 minutes and ended in a comedic way. However, this incident also exposed some problems in the mobile toilet industry. On the one hand, there is the chronic issue of 'emphasizing transportation over inspection'. During the transportation of mobile toilets, there may not have been sufficient inspection and maintenance, leading to such dangerous situations. On the other hand, there are safety hazards such as design flaws. The design of mobile toilets may not have fully considered various situations during transportation and use, making them prone to accidents when encountering special circumstances and posing a threat to the safety of users.
