Art Bell tackles an unexpectedly controversial social issue in this entertaining Open Lines episode focusing on women's restroom habits and public facility access inequalities. Inspired by ABC news reports about inadequate women's bathroom facilities at public venues, the show explores why women face longer lines and more limited restroom access than men. Female callers offer various explanations for women's group restroom visits, ranging from safety concerns to social bonding rituals, while discussing the practical challenges of women's clothing and biological needs. The discussion evolves into broader examination of gender differences in public facility design, architectural inequalities, and social behaviors that affect daily life. Callers share personal experiences about bathroom access issues, with some reporting women increasingly using men's restrooms out of desperation at sporting events and concerts. Male listeners contribute their puzzled observations about women's restroom habits while others suggest architectural solutions to address facility disparities. The episode showcases Art Bell's genius for finding profound social commentary in seemingly mundane topics, transforming bathroom politics into engaging exploration of gender, social planning, and human behavior. This unexpected topic generates passionate responses that reveal deeper issues about equality, design, and social consideration in public spaces.