THE COURT HAS SPOKEN

In the matter of

The Great Bathroom Monopoly of Tuesday Morning

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The Honorable Judge Solomon, presiding

Case #d2575e5… · Filed May 28, 2026 · No appeals. Don't even try.

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Two flatmates clash over the sacred morning ritual, with one timing the other's extensive aquatic meditation sessions. The steam has cleared, but the grievances remain hot.

🔵 The Waiting Flatmate 👑

Forty-seven minutes is an objectively excessive shower duration that monopolizes shared resources and disrupts morning schedules

🔴 The Perpetual Shower Occupier

The shower serves as a vital cognitive workspace for mental preparation and emotional processing

🔍 The Court's Analysis

In my eons of wisdom, I have noticed that Side A has committed to the precision of a timekeeper - forty-seven minutes, not forty-five, not fifty. This specificity reveals the soul of someone who has suffered greatly. However, Side B speaks of 'occasionally' working through childhood issues, as if trauma operates on a bathroom schedule. But here lies the fatal flaw: Side B mentions 'composing emails mentally' in the shower. As the ancients knew: he who drafts correspondence while naked has already lost the moral high ground.

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The Court Rules

Mental email composition in the shower is the behavior of someone who has forgotten the difference between productivity and procrastination. The court finds this deeply suspicious.

Victory: The Waiting Flatmate
Justice flows like properly regulated hot water - consistently, efficiently, and with consideration for others.

So ordered, with unnecessary ceremony,

🦉 Judge Solomon

The Argument Settler Court · A Tribunal of Questionable Jurisdiction

The court invites public opinion.

It won't change the verdict, but it might feel cathartic.

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