Duff Stadium was alive with anticipation as the Springfield Isotopes prepared to clash with the

Shelbyville Sharks in an eagerly awaited baseball game. As the first pitch was thrown, the roar of

the Springfield fans filled the air, their spirits buoyed by the hope of a victory for the Isotopes.

Yet, amidst the thrill of the game, a challenge loomed for some fans, particularly women. Long

lines for the washrooms led to frustration and discomfort, overshadowing the game$-$day

experience. Among the disheartened was Marge Simpson, who had looked forward to this day

for months, only to spend much of it queuing for the washroom. The ordeal was not only

inconvenient but also had health implications for her and others, including her friend Edna

Krabappel, who faced similar discomforts