Back in the 1990s there was an online challenge to play Deconstruction. The rules? Go into any establishment and with a concealed tool belt, start to take apart everything you could as fast as you could. Usually, this was in restaurant restrooms. One would quickly remove the stall doors, paper towel dispenser, toilet roll dispenser, and then go to work on the plumbing. All screws and bolts were either kept as souvenirs or flushed, thrown away. Same for small parts. It was vandalism and if you took a picture and got it online, then the more points you earned. Workplace deconstruction was an added plus. But after initial popularity, the authorities started to track down the vandals. It's 2016, so most deconstruction now is performed by homeless people. Add basic theft too of TP, hand towels, hand soaps, and mirrors! I participated in deconstruction for fun a few times as amatuer. Boys will be boys.