Toilet paper
In November 1986, Landers told the Canadian Commercial Travellers Association that "Fine-quality toilet paper has designs that are right side up" in the "over" position. In 1996, she explained the issue on "The Oprah Winfrey Show", where 68 percent of the studio audience favored "over"; Oprah suggested that "under" uses more paper. In 1998, she wrote that the issue "seems destined to go on forever", insisting, "In spite of the fact that an overwhelming number of people prefer the roll hung so that the paper comes over the top, I still prefer to have the paper hanging close to the wall." On the day of her last column in 2002, Landers wrote, "P.S. The toilet paper hangs over the top." Her published commentary on the issue has even continued after her death. 2005 saw the premiere of a one-woman play written by David Rambo: a character study of Ann Landers titled "The Lady with All the Answers". Toilet paper comes up once again, and the actress surveys the audience for their opinions.