Any man knows the absolute bombshells that men's bathrooms are. They're not exactly clean at the best of times, and at the worst... well, you can fill in the gaps on that one.
So any self-respecting father would want their daughters to be able to do their business in peace and cleanliness, right? Well, that peace was disrupted when an Oklahoma dad got the police called on him for it.
According to the New York Post, Tyler Brodsky had been travelling to Oklahoma from Florida with his two daughters. He ended up needing to stop at a QuikTrip store in Alabama in order to let his daughters use the bathroom.
He said that, rather than expose them to the horrors of the men's room, he brought them into an empty women's bathroom. But that's when the cops were called. He recounted the insane incident in a viral TikTok posted on Monday, June 15.
The situation got ugly when a customer ended up confronting him. He said that his wife and "very ill" mother-in-law explained to him a man was in the women's room.
"There's a man with two little girls using the women's bathroom. He's washing his hands with his daughters right now." A QuikTrip worker intervened, shutting the bathroom door behind the man and apologizing to the trio.
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When the police showed up, though, they were luckily very supportive of Brodsky and his girls. In a follow-up TikTok, he revealed they said he'd done nothing wrong. He also added they were pretty good role models for the girls, too.
"The officers ultimately asked the man to leave the store," he recounted. "What happened next is what I'll remember the most. The officers came, talked to my girls, made sure they felt safe. They put a good image of police officers for my girls growing up."
The man who called the police on Brodsky was later identified as Robert Buckner, according to Dexerto. His employer, Overstreet Properties, explained that "the conduct depicted in the video does not reflect the values of Overstreet Properties or the standards we expect of those who represent our organization."
Following the incident, Buckner is "no longer associated with Overstreet Properties."
