Wait, did he even bother to look up Arizona's actual laws before running his mouth? That's the part that gets me, people just assume stuff without checking. Privacy expectations change everything when it comes to consent, and bathrooms are pretty much the top of that list. I've heard of cases where recording someone in a private space got people in serious trouble even if they didn't share the footage. You think he's just bad at research or does he genuinely not care about the legal side of it?

Setting a calendar reminder for quarterly cleanings solved that problem for me.

Yeah, because clicking "I agree" on a 50 page document written in Old English legalese is TOTALLY the same as signing a mortgage contract. Next time I download an update I'll be sure to read 47 paragraphs about cookie types before I get the new emojis. These companies make their policies impossible to read on purpose, so calling it a "real agreement" is a JOKE.

Started out the same way with a dog guy once. Turned out he used the dog to pick up women and the dog lived with his ex most of the time. Met him at a park and the dog barely knew him, kept looking around like it wanted to leave.

Oh my goodness, that must have been terrifying for your buddy. It's funny how the stuff that's been working fine for years can suddenly go bad in the worst way.