[ErroneousBosh]

Funny story about that - there's a hotel in Edinburgh originally built in the mid-1800s, which was gutted and renovated with a lot of facade retention and architectural salvage to keep the look of the place. The centrepiece was the ornate brass and mahogany revolving door.

But when it was finished people kept walking into it the wrong way and getting stuck, and no-one could figure out why.

Eventually they sussed it out - until the early 1900s, no-one standardised on which way revolving doors go. Now, of course, they turn anti-clockwise - you pass people going the opposite way on your left, don't you?

But this one was clockwise.

Yeah I would never have thought of that either.