"A simple date turns in something more sinister when an over zealous Bathroom Attendant takes things a little too far."
When a man leaves more than most as a tip for the Bathroom Attendant, he finds that he gets offered the deluxe service. When he's not prepared to pay more for the deluxe service, things turn ugly.
Shaun Morton
Mike
Julie Addy
Tara
Richard Warrick
Bathroom Attendant
When a man leaves more than most as a tip for the Bathroom Attendant, he finds that he gets offered the deluxe service. When he's not prepared to pay more for the deluxe service, things turn ugly.
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