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Or enough space if you have to do it on the floor
I've had people "bang" on stall doors who aren't in wheelchairs, too. I think it's when they really really need to poop. >

Yeah, that feeling of "I'm seriously going to shit my pants" can make people do things they normally would not do. >

Yes, sometimes it even makes them shit their pants. >

That's one option, yes. 
Better than getting arrested. >

Why not do both? >

Disabled parking is reserved. Disabled stalls aren't. They are available,  not reserved. >

That's why they have just started using the term "accessible" instead of handicapped. >

I have yet to even be in the same restroom as a disabled person. If that stall is open, I use it. >

I have once and I felt so bad. I had to pee so bad at a bar and the first stall was the accessible one not the last. So even though the rest were open I just ran to the nearest potty. And as soon as I stepped out I saw a girl in a chair waiting. >

Hahah that's like something from a movie. Why'd you have to go so badly? >

I was at a bar, I’d had a few drinks and it just hit like a train >

Haha did you calmly walk to the bathroom or was it a bit of a speedwalk situation >

Calm but like with purpose. This was like 7 years ago I don’t remember too many details and specifics I just remember feeling bad. >

It's handicap accessible, not handicap only. >

Often times too the baby changing table is in there >

And they fit an entire stroller. When my son was still here, I always used the bigger stall, I didn't want to hold my baby in my arms while pooping. >

Also, for parents, the big stalls are typically the only stalls with a changing table in them. >

This is the comment. Its usually where the only changing table is located.