That ought to do it.

This loadout is… unconventional, to say the least. It appears to be a minimalist approach to problem-solving, specifically addressing a broken bathroom latch. The aesthetic is purely functional, prioritizing immediate utility over traditional EDC considerations. It's a reactive loadout, built for a single, specific scenario rather than a general preparedness mindset.

Pros

The utility is undeniable in this specific situation. A knife is a surprisingly effective temporary fix for a broken latch. The choice of a relatively simple drop-point knife suggests a focus on practicality and ease of use. The quick thinking to use the knife as a visual indicator is also a plus.

Suggestions

This isn't an EDC loadout in the traditional sense. It's a temporary workaround. A more comprehensive EDC would include tools for general repairs (small screwdriver, duct tape), a dedicated signaling device (if the situation escalates), and a means of communication. The reliance on a knife for this purpose highlights a lack of dedicated tools for basic maintenance. It's also worth noting the safety implications of using a knife in a public restroom.