First thing was first, Karyn needed to get out of this tux. The clothes she was wearing before purchasing the tuxedo was in a bag given to her by that salesman, so she still had them. She made a beeline for the restrooms, taking a moment to notice, once again, that the icons on the doors were different - on the men's was a stocky male figure in a skirt, and on the women's was a curvy female figure in pants. It might have been embarrassing, she figured, if she had gone into the wrong room.
After entering the women's restroom, she immediately noticed a difference. It looked far more utilitarian than the typical ladies restroom, with colors like chrome gray and blue. She imagined that this must have been what a men's restroom might have looked like back in the normal reality, except there were no urinals here. She found an empty stall, then went inside and closed the door. Then she got undressed, being careful not to damage the tux, before she realized the absurdity of that. She didn't even want to get married, not right now, anyway. The only reason she had the tux was because Jon wished her to. She sighed, then grabbed her other clothes from the store bag. Moments later, she was back to wearing a plain, if kind of loose, black T-shirt, jeans, underpants, socks and sneakers. Again, no bra. Because in this world, men wore the bras. That still didn't make any sense! Didn't girls get annoyed that their breasts kept wobbling loosely with no support? Karyn sure could use a bra, that was for sure, especially since she had these wish-enhanced breasts, thanks to Sarah McMillan and her own carelessness.
Finally ready to go, Karyn left the restroom, then headed to ...
