Train stations in Japan often feature so many posters that most commuters pass by without batting an eye, but Yaki Kombu (@Wwmajidesorena) recently came across one at Michi no Eki Awaji Station, located in Awaji City, Hyogo prefecture that's caught the attention and praise of many Twitter.

Yaki Kombu couldn't help but share an unusual poster the station had put up in response to what apparently has been a growing problem--toilet paper theft--and the sarcasm is laid on quite thick.

"At the very least, I can tell that they're pretty pissed off."

Train stations in Japan often have souvenir shops selling local delicacies and goods, so it isn't rare to see a poster advertising them. The station staff in Awaji have apparently had enough of people stealing toilet paper rolls from their restrooms, however, and have decided to use the form of a passive aggressive advertisement to express that by asking would-be thieves to bring their stolen roll to the gift shop register and pay.

Many on Twitter, particularly those who work in jobs where toilet paper theft is a problem, praised both the sense of humor of the poster and staff calling attention to the issue in replies to the post: