It's unusual to like single ply toilet paper.
Karen and Larry are shopping at the store for toiletries when they come to the toilet paper section.
Karen wants to pick a toilet paper to buy.
Karen grabs the two ply toilet paper even though it's the more expensive choice.
Karen grabs the single ply toilet paper because it's by far the cheaper option.
Larry is happy that Karen has such high standards and that he can comfortably go to the bathroom.
Larry is disgusted that Karen has no standards and that she would be willing to risk paper tearing to save pennies.