When I have reported restroom issues with MF, validations prompt a question asking when during my visit I visited the restroom.
I do not recall any restaurant-only shop requiring two restroom checks, same or different gender. I do a bar/restaurant/theater shop, and a theater that requires two RR visits. Otherwise, I always do the restroom check after all timings have been measured. When the restaurant assignments require both male and and female (if guests are male and female) to visit and report restroom observations, my male companion can go whenever nature calls.
Servers are trained to take the lady's order and serve it first. If my guest is male, he is clued in and comfortable with what I do. Although, shins have been kicked and eyes have been locked, when instructions were forgotten. When my husband goes with me, he is still uncomfortable when I put my credit card in the portfolio. Just goes against the grain for him.
Earlier, we were talking about shoppers not knowing their rating, and it was mentioned that mine may have dropped, excluding me from seeing certain assignments. I have had a few dust ups with ACL, and do not buy into their holier than thouness. So, this may very well be true. No way of knowing. Out of curiosity, I searched other zip codes, kind of helter skelter. Some areas I know shoppers. My defined radius from home has 17 shops, Atlanta 135, Newark 109, Green Bay 18, Wichita Falls 28, and NYC 166. I am eligible to self-assign most of these assignments. I still do not know my rating, but the other cities have clients that simply are not in my area. I continue to think that ACL's shops in my area have dwindled.
Fastjack: if what happened to you happened to me - a scheduler assigned me a shop I was not eligible for, I completed it and was then denied the shop, I would be dancing on someone's desk. I have been assigned shops that I was not eligible for, when push came to shove. Presumably, sometimes schedulers have discretion to waive rotations. I would not be one bit happy if the MSC's actions resulted in rejection.