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One does not simply walk into a public restroom without being disgusted. Seriously, there's no way you're walking into a public restroom without commenting (out loud or in your mind) about the restrooms current state of being. 

And while 99% of the time, it's absolute horrors and something from a nightmare... there are those magical times where you walk into a restroom that is so unexpectedly clean, nice, well-stocked and you don't mind spending a few extra minutes in there doing your thing. 

It's important to hold onto those moments, since they're so rare and scarce... or else we'll just be left with memories of horror -- like the tweets below:

At least this company got their karma after publicly shaming this poor girl! 

Emily Clow was applying for a marketing position with company, "Kicka$$ Masterminds," but after the company came across a picture of her in a bikini.. in a pool.. on Instagram, they decided to publicly shame her in their company Instagram stories. 

Who is "Kicka$$ Masterminds"? According to their site, it is a consulting firm that specializes in "expert-led, professionally organized, rigorously curated mastermind groups for entrepreneurs and business executives."

Huh?

Thankfully, after this disgusting display of shaming, the internet lashed out. 

Because heaven forbid a woman posts a picture of herself enjoying life!

Photographer Haley Morris-Cafiero went out into the streets and started taking pictures of herself 'acting neutrally' and 'being distracted' in public in order to capture the reaction of random passers-by on camera. The project is called 'Wait Watchers' and with these series of pictures the artist, who herself is overweight, is trying to show everyone what it really means to be overweight in today's society. According to the De Milked, the photographer has struggled with eating disorders in the past and suffers from Hypothyroidism, a disorder that often affects person's weight. Still, she is happy with the way she looks and loves her body the way it is. She claims that she started the project as a social experiment and doesn't mean to make anyone feel bad about it, she's just trying to reflect the situation in the society. Via: De Milked