by Candy •
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• Tags: amanda bynes
Public restrooms are for the public. Not for pretty princesses to do their makeup or whatever the hell Amanda Bynes was doing in the Little Cupcake Bakeshop bathroom for 30 minutes. There is nothing more annoying than having to pee and some inconsiderate fool is taking their own sweet time. Besides, who wants to hang out for 30 minutes in a NYC public bathroom anyway? This happened to me just this week at a McDonalds and I finally said “fuck it” and just left. I have a trip to NYC coming up soon and I always stay in Soho so if Amanda Bynes locks herself in some rest room and I have to pee, she better watch the fuck out! I’ll break the damn door down!
From Celebuzz:
Multiple sources tell Celebuzz exclusively that the 26-year-old spent two hours at the Little Cupcake Bakeshop in Soho on Sept. 26. The problem: she spent more than 30 of those minutes locked in the store’s bathroom.
According to one eyewitness, Bynes wore headphones and sunglasses throughout her visit to the store, which began at approximately 9 p.m. She purchased a ‘Dreaming Princess’ cupcake and cappuccino — with extra sugar.
She then took her bathroom break, which was so long that one of the bakery’s patrons — coincidentally, a New York City firefighter — became concerned.
“He knocked on the bathroom door numerous times and called for her,” says the source, noting that the firefighter feared Bynes may have been unconscious. “The workers at the bakery even turned down the music to see if they could hear any noise coming from the bathroom.”
Eventually, staffers closed the entire shop to focus on the Bynes emergency.
“[The firefighter] tried to get her to respond, through the door, for almost 15 minutes,” said the source. “Finally, he called the police and asked if he had their okay to break down the door.”
That’s when Bynes finally emerged, acting as if nothing was awry.
“She just calmly said, “Excuse me, I was doing my makeup,’” reveals the eyewitness.
A staffer at Little Cupcake then quickly escorted the star out the back of the store, just before 11 p.m.
