
There is is. It has been found. And it’s a spacious room to sit and think, while you deposit whatever it is you are going to be leaving behind in this luxurious crapping quarters.
No such thing exists as a “standard” restroom here on the M8. Every dumping destination is handicap accessible. God bless these forward thinking connoisseurs of commuting creature comforts.
It’s not just the spacious location that makes these bathrooms almost usable, but the accoutrements included. Let’s have a look…

Like this beautiful sign for instance. It lets us know not to put the water that comes out of the sink into pots. Imagine what could happen if you were intent on whipping up a packet of ramen on your ride home. The amount of lives saved by one sign will never be known.

And another sign that might just be worth its weight in gold. Otherwise, ignorant riders might have thought that the bathroom was so large because it also doubled as a smoking station aboard to the train. Nowadays, in this litigious world, you are forced to place shiny metal beacons on the wall such as this, because people are assholes and do as they wish, and then they turn around and sue you because you never told them what they were doing was wrong. I blame that bitch for suing McDonald’s for making her husband fat.

In trouble while relieving yourself? Accidentally pot the non-drinking water?? Push the alarm button! Which, seriously speaking, makes zero sense. Because if a handicapped individual were in trouble, chances are they would be rolling around on the ground in their own filth with their pants around their lifeless legs. They would not be still sitting on the toilet, where they could easily reach this “emergency” button. Which leads me to a great point, what if the toilet paper runs out? Should the alarm then be sounded? It IS an emergency to run out of shit-tickets. Can you then use the non-potable water to rinse out your coolie hole? This damn button creates more questions than answers. Can a brother get a user’s manual please?!
Oh, the other button flushes the turrlet. No questions raised on that one.

Ever second guessed your ability to successfully lock a door so other creepy passengers don’t accidentally walk in on you peeing sitting down, as opposed to the widely accepted manly position of standing? Well forget about that shit! A beautifully illuminated LED light lets you know your mission of door lockage has been a great success. It can’t be any more straightforward on this one folks.

And thank Baby Jesus for the last sign posted here. In case you were wondering where the dryer, faucet, and soap were hidden, well, it’s underneath the vanity. Not intuitively on the sink. It’s like peering into the future.

Poopie paper is conveniently located within arms lengths to minimize your usage of the chalupa chamber.
Remember what the old bathrooms looked like? Let’s go to the tape and do a side-by-side for your viewing pleasure.


One thing to note when looking at both of these pictures, the old toilet seat version sat on what appeared to be a shelf. Which, obviously, caught the peepee spray of every person using the damn thing. The old, jail-like iteration, probably hasn’t had a physical human ass sitting on it since Jimmy Carter was in office. You take your pick of which installment you would rather use.
Although, in 20 years the new M8 toilets could easily in the same category. Let’s just hope they actually clean these new cars unlike the older M2’s.