Can I Use Your Bathroom?

Here's an odd issue that was raised by a contractor friend of mine. She said she now has a clause in her contract about using the client(s)' facilities. Apparently a colleague was forced to drive down the road every time he needed to go to the bathroom because the homeowner would not let him use the one in the house.

So, the clause states that either she and her employees have to be allowed to use the client's bathroom, or they have to pay for a Port'O'Potty. After all, contractors are people too.

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