Papyrus uses the phrase as an excuse to allow you to date Undyne, and Alphys has what appears to be a bathroom inside her laboratory which she states she's going to use when she gets too embarassed to stay in the same room with the main character due to not being able to think of anything to say to them, but the room in question is actually a hidden elevator to the True Laboratory. The monsters seem to use "going to the bathroom" as their version of I Need to Go Iron My Dog, which makes sense since monster food is specifically stated to be made out of magic, which allows it to be digested without producing any waste products, making toilets unnecessary.How do all humans end up in the Ruins again? They fall in. The Ruins are themed after Autumn, which is also called Fall.The heat radiating from Hotland most likely allowed for any ice or snow in Waterfall to melt. Waterfall is filled with water, and is smack-dab in the middle of Snowdin and Hotland. However, it makes sense geographically as well. At first glance, the order in which you traverse the areas of the Underground seem purely like Seasonal Baggage more than anything else, given you go through Autumn (the Ruins), Winter (Snowdin), Spring (Waterfall), and Summer (Hotland) in perfect order.Snowdin and Waterfall only really get a pass because it's not uncommon for areas to follow that particular naming scheme in other Role Playing Games. You may note that every area, not just Home and New Home, was probably named by Asgore because well, they all have a really uninspired, borderline Line-of-Sight Name.
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