When Ya Gotta Go . . .

But what was very, very odd, was that all of the people in the line were men.
Bewildered, I glanced around. Another woman asked, "Are you looking for the ladies room? It's right there." She pointed to an unmarked door. I opened it to find a large, lovely ladies room, with about five stalls, a large counter with sinks and places for touch-up, a comfy chair, and a basket of amenities. No crowd. No line. No crossed legs. No nothing, except a couple of nicely-dressed women exchanging pleasantries, and the mother of the bride, who gave me a hug.
We were at the Women's Civic Club in Stone Harbor, New Jersey. The women's civic club.
Aha!
And when I left the ladies room, that long line of men was still there. The same ones!
Did my heart good, I tell you. Did my heart good.
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