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Yes, I'm very glad Steve was willing to give it a try. I'd much rather help a small business than be just another member of a huge corporate ad campaign.

@@chillzedd8179 hell yeah

@@toldinstone I almost made a call, but apparently he is not serving in the Netherlands. Now imagine a plumber cleaning out these latrines. Can't think of much worse jobs. Although they prolly had slaves to do that.

I didn't fast forward through it.... It was pretty neat

They paint these walls to silence my pen....but the shit house poet strikes again!

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LOL, LOL, LOL, LOL!

@@ynp1978 lmao

@John Smith 😂😂😂😂

Oh believe me! I DON'T take any of this for granted!! I have always researched about these kinds of things. so interesting.

Evidently you've never shit inside a Walmart or Dollar Tree because those bathrooms make these look like something from the plaza hotel. I've been gawked at countless times mid-wipe and walked in on as someone easily pushed through the stall door that was modified with a fucking chain lock they grabbed from the hardware section.

They still do it in India in 2022

Fascinating to me also!

Maybe they should make a toilet history museum, how would you like that?

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"Oh splendid! Mind if I park my used ass stones here while I wait?"

As someone with IBS I feel attacked

I remember the toilets we had in Desert Shield. They were .. communal .. and the receptacle was the bottom of a 55 gal drum filled with diesel. One of the duties we got was to pull the receptacles out and burn the contents. That was not that bad in the winter as long as you kept upwind.

@@eTraxx I worked as a Peace Corps volunteer in a Central Asian village where everyone had outhouses. I used to tease my neighbors if anyone in the village had ever fallen into the hole in the wooden floor we used. They loved that quirky question -- only a foreigner would think of that, I used to hear xD

Perhaps this is where the expression, "flaming a**hole" came from! ;

at least explosions would get rid of the smell, albeit temporarily.

The Arab world was the first to have flushing toilets, as far as I know. I'm surprised it took the rest of the world a while to catch on.

@@SuWoopSparrow really? That's fascinating! Whereabouts and when?

The Roman idea of balancing the "humours" in the body led to be some surprisingly effective medicine, though it was succesful by accident. Part of the Renassance was the rediscovery of Roman medical knowledge. There was an account from the Crimean War of the fire normally used to cauterise amputations going out, so the doctor was "reduced to" using a roman ointment containing wine and egg whites (I imagine, in the 19th century British Army, that rum was substituted for the wine), and tying off the blood vessels with silk string. When he checked later, all the soldiers who'd haf the Roman treatment were sleeping peacefully, while all the ones who'd been cauterised with red-hot metal were in agony or dead.

Of course we have a natural aversion to such horrible smells, but it's interesting how some ancient communities came together so they didn't have to toss their excrement onto the street (and sometimes each other). I don't think the romans really had an advanced understanding of how sewage caused diseases though.

@@a.wenger3964 They just knew that it was nasty and stanky!

i would rather live then lol

@@oneshortgamer2540Why?

@@sweetestaphrodite mainly curiosity and fro all studies, i want to experience their life

​@@oneshortgamer2540you have lived that life. In your past lives. We all have.

proof?

seers possibly should have their own catalog too but likely the company " Sears" provided the toilet paper unwittingly...

Squatting is good for you. It develops muscles and prevents hemorrhoids.

Thanks for the sponsorship, it was like a breath of fresh air. 👍

octopodes (pron. octo-POH-deez); no such word as 'octopi'.

Loved the sponsorship!

Thanks for sponsoring this video. A few years ago I was curious about toilets in other parts of the world. What did people do before there was toilet paper? There are squat toilets in Japan. In the desert there are holes. People bring a cup of water and clean themselves with their left hand. A sign of disrespect is if they offer to shake your left hand.

@@21stcenturyozman20 deez? Deez nuts?

*BIGGVS DICKVS SHAT HERE*

Right... Hahah that was funny

and the fact that a doctor was writing how well he crapped lmao he was like "damn thats the biggest shit ive ever taken gotta leave a note on the wall"

@@steelwitness and now some random dude is laughing at it in 2022. And nodding with approval of it

"here i sit all broken hearted, tried to shit but only farted." i wonder just old that line is? common indoor plumbing and chocolate are the two things i'm most thankful for living in "modern" times. otherwise we're pretty much just as screwed up as they were 2000 years ago. oh, i am glad crucifixion has fallen out of favor.

Life's modern comforts in developed countries! I was just thinking how lucky we are to not be dealing with this in ancient times, yet many poor countries actually still do 😔

septic tank?

Definitely, 2 of my grandparents grew up without modern plumbing. Chamber pots and outhouses/long drops were standard.

That's not an old house mate

I used them in the 70s on the farm

In which country?

@@lede1810 England

@@brianthesnail3815 wow, sounds interesting. Thanks!

medieval abbeys in the UK had large communal latrines just like the romans did. with running water under it to take the waste away.

@@Herr_Flick_of_ze_Gestapo Yes Fountains Abbey in Yorkshire is near where my parent's farmhouse was. Our farm belong to the monks of Fountains Abbey back in the middle ages and acted as a sort of stopping off guest house when they were travelling. We still had the special carved stones near the front door that were the sign that it was a safe place to stay.

About the statues and marble floors, no. About the terra cotta sewer line, yes -- clay pipes were commonly used for underground sewer lines until the 50's and 60's. Still are in some places. It's usually more common in places where it can be manufactured locally, since it is heavy. My line is 4 inches inner diameter, 4 foot lenghts, with mortared bell end joints. The roots work their way into the joints to find the sweet stuff inside. Sorry if this is more than you wanted to know.

@@unclejoe7466 fascinating

Bulshit, there where wooden partitions. These stories are made up by what Romans called barbarian

@@patrickgaimari4478 The Vandals kept breaking the partitions.

You’d think shy bladder syndrome would be more of an issue under the gaze of statues…

Not all do. But those who don’t… oh, they really badly wish they did.

@@leonardodavid2842 what??

@@organ9998 his mind just switched off there for 5 secs and he scribbled that

Another thing about the Roman Empire is how it fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. There is a website called "RevelationTimelineDecoded" that explains this, there is also a video here on youtube called "From Babylon to America" by SchoolForProphets. What we can conclude from this is that A) God is real and Jesus is His son, not only that but He can predict the future or make it happen or B) The Nations, governments, and rulers have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years to accomplish this strange "roadmap" setup by the Israelites. It is still ongoing to with th rebirth of Israel in 1948 to the allying of Russia and Iran (Gog and Magog + Persia) to the new RFID microchips that Sweden is testing out right now. You don't really need to speculate on this because you can start a relationship with God and have proof. Pray for Him to intervene in your life and look for the motion of His hand. Take full advantage of every moment you have to better yourself and the others around you. Repent and follow Jesus!

@@BlokeBritish lol he is making a joke about constipation... How do people not get that?

Couples who shit together stay together.

...and you can share your sponge with whoever joins you xD lol

romans liked being sociable, you'd want to have someone to talk philosophy and military strategy with for entertainment. And since women used the same toilets, who knows? you might meet the girl of your dreams and get a sneak preview to boot.

@@nullifye7816 I heard romans liked to breath and eat as well.

@@nullifye7816 that's funny, but takes all the mystery out, doesn't it!!🤔🇦🇺

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@@shayalynn :^)

never happened. its a myth

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In New York, they are still using some wooden pipes from the colonial era.

@@clarkpagels5471 Wow. I had no idea, being from Queens myself. Do you per chance know what kind of wood??

@@sagapoetic8990 stinkwood?

Its new york I'm sure they recycle. Wooden salad bowl anyone?

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Are you saying army barracks resembled Roman latrines?

They’d be the opening act to cradle of filth:

I love the tracks 1. "Ode to the Porcelain Throne" 2. "Sharin' the Bowl with Beelzebub" and 3. "Don't Drop the Dookie in the Mosh Pit" from the first album

Too much time to contemplate while you're sitting there. LOL

Yes, and at 5:38, the movie "Demolition Man" was right to have three shells at their latrines, who woulda thunk it? 🤣🤣

My dad once told me that when he was a young man, he and some friends went to Mexico. They found a place that had a stream of water flowing along the bottom of the bar. After a while they noticed that the locals "Used" this steam. It was a very public urinal! You didn't have to leave, and could keep on drinking while doin' your thing! My mom yelled at him for telling me about it. LOL!

cultybraggan, have visited in 1980s while on exercise, a very basic site!

Archaeologists and historians have found drawings of ancient folks having sex and what have you. I'm pretty sure there has to be drawings of folks pooping somewhere!!

By thumbnail my bottom is too big for that tiny hole

Thank you africa

I'm a civil engineer and and 'modern' plumbing isn't really that modern at all. Same mechanics as past 150+ years. place water in a high tower creating gravitational water pressure, to the underlying buildings and taps. No electricity, heat or digital computers needed!! remarkable

Actually the plumbing works made by Romans was top of the class, probably better than some crappy plumbing you can see sometimes today...

sorry to hear that mate!

Did you wipe with rocks? Were there fiery explosions? Animals coming out of those holes? I very much doubt it was worse than these in the video. Bad, yes. Worse? Nah

@@agirlisnoone5953 Really?! As a 7 year old kid seeing adult genitals was scary.

@@socalindi8241 yeah, but not worse than the Romans.

@@socalindi8241 Nice of "no one," who experienced neither circumstance, to tell you how bad you really didn't have it.

One popped up on me too.

True indeed. It can be argued living a seemingly hunter gatherer life was and still is the best for human liberty.

@@mauriceschaeffer5070 and decreased parasitical load!

pretty sure the ideas of personal space, hygiene and cleanliness most certainly inherited from the Roman practices, though rudimental, gave us public bathrooms, spas and bathing everyday. Hunter gatherers on the other hand have to put up with things we modern people will never imagine doing.

​@@reeyees50 if you've ever been camping (properly, not in horrendous 'organised' camp sites) you'll know that crapping in nature is one of the more pleasant and sustainable ways of dealing with human waste. just like a traditional outhouse, solid and liquid waste is separated leading to very little bad smell, and excrement quickly biodegrades and makes excellent compost.

@@daos3300 im colombian, you get flies up yo ass when crapping in the wild. Cant relax or read. All you can do is get it done as quickly as possible and more on. Pure barbarism

@David u r not far far far from the truth

@David true, but her, my dad and other 2 siblings, plus their dad lived into 90s living with bare necessities

if X-rebels get their way we'll be going back further than that to save the planet!

My grandma's house (where I lived for a good half of my childhood) had an outhouse even 25 years ago! My parents have an "optional" one (in addition to indoor plumbing) even now! And my school had a communal outhouse sort of like this one, too 😶 (No wonder I preferred to "hold it in" for 6 hours!) 😄

My mom has told me the exact same situation for when she visited family in spain in the country side in the 1960's! No running water, to electricity, and a hole in the ground to do your business. How far we have come, its amazing the privilege's we have now.

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Yeah that's true. A professor told me it was especially common to dump out the window at night though since it was more convenient then going out to empty the chamber pot and you're less likely to get caught. Thankfully you're less likely to dump it on someone then as well.

Yes, people weren't supposed to empty their chamber pots out the window, and there were regulations forbidding it (as far as we can tell) in most Roman cities. But human nature being what it is, it seems to have happened with distressing frequency.

@@toldinstone Is there an old Sicilian or maybe it is an old Italian custom where men would walk on the outside and have women walk inside (closer to the building) and men would then catch most of whatever might be carelessly tossed from an overhead window or balcony? What a fascinating and fun video -- I can imagine the sponsor in Astoria greatly appreciate this, too. It was so interesting to watch this, thank you again

@@sagapoetic8990 I would think the one closer is going to catch most of it. Women walking on the inside had more to do with skirts getting splashed from the roadways.

"(presumable men) made use of vats placed on most streetcorners." It's my understanding that there were urinals out on the public streets and that the urine was collected for use as a cleaning solution: Uric acid. The uric acid was used to clean their laundry. Rinsed with clear water afterwards, of course! It is also suggested that the Romans used uric acid to brush their teeth. Who's going to be the first person to test the effectiveness of this and get back to us?

I was just about to put the same comment!!......Great minds think alike!

Lmao

I don’t think he was trying to be racist. It’s just than San Fran has a huge population of homeless individuals that have no access to toilets. And so there is a lot of public urination and dedication on the city streets. Not blaming on race or anything. It’s really such a sad situation.

same thing in Santa Monica i learned the hard way a month ago

You can use the waste to power Energy Powerplant!

The people I’ve seen in San Francisco are from all races. I don’t think the comment was racist but rather indicative of the stench such a large homeless population creates. Your comment is an example of overuse of the accusation and hence it’s loss of any significant value.

@@thelastboomer9088 what are you talking about? You are reading into something that exists only in your mind. Quit with the race card. You sound like have fallen victim to the propaganda. The streets of San Francisco is a cess pool of filth. Go there and experience it yourself. Society has gone to hell and making excuses for it is how it has gotten us here. Have the courage to think outside of the narrative. Let’s make things better where and who we are. Not worse by falling for the lies that have indoctrinated so many many people.

Fort Bragg early 90's the same thing. I went through a pre-ranger course out there and toilets where side by side. I had to use it and sat down next to an Army chaplain lol! Both of us taking a crap chatting. haha!

@@jimb3093 "Father, any prayers to get the strength to pass the Poo?" "10 hail Mary's, 5 apostle creeds, and bite the bullet son!"!

Treating soldiers like animals for no actual reason. Enormous budget, I think they could afford a door and 2 walls to shit unobserved.

Steve is number one in the number two business.

Such an unusual and charming sponsorship!

You may not have an snake in your toilet but call Steve if you need to snake out your plugged toilet.

Did it feel awkward at first to poop while someone looking in your face?

Hey bud, hand me some of that toilet paper? That sucks. 10 guys in there. Nothing worse than a dozen heads all abreast.

Sorry, but for the 80s that sounds utterly disgusting. :(

80s???? 😬

You finns are quite the strange bunch but at the same a very fascinating people!

Don't go swimming in the Tiber.

It's 20:30 in my country, so I cannot share that pleasure

@@jonatandec7083 hello fellow European👋🏽

@@N00B283 ah i see you're a man of culture as well

Just in time for a stiff drink!

Still a virgin I see?! :P

That's the origin of the phrase "on the hot seat."

Now you FINALLY saw a video about Ass...I'm not sure if they were Golden though!!!!😆😂😅

@@archangelliii2536 Well, if it were Nero's ass it might have been sprinkled with gold lol.