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Ep. 132 Plaskruis (Pee Crosses) · Privycast

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>> Hunter Hoover: Dirty and hippie go hand in hand. Modern day
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hippies are, again, those people who are out here trying
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to tell you that it is unhealthy to
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shower. You heard me.
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Unhealthy.
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Welcome back to privy. Privy
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is a podcast about bathrooms
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recorded from my home
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bathroom. I'm your host, hunter
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Hoover, and I love bathrooms. Welcome, uh,
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back, guys. Thank, uh, you for being here.
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Um, we've talked a number of
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times here on the show, um, in the
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past about the importance of the
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Porta potty. And
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here on privy, we've tried to
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even win a Porta potty. We entered,
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um, no less than three times
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the honey bucket Porta potty
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competition last year. And I gotta
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say, we didn't win. I'd love
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to know who won. You know, sometimes. I'm not saying that
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the people at honey bucket did this, um, because
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I don't think they did, but sometimes I feel like
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people do these online, like,
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giveaways and these online, like,
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competitions, and you never
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really find out if anybody really
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wanted. You know, you always hear all. This is how you enter, and
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you can see all the people that entered. But I feel
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like. I feel like I never saw who
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won. I'm. You know what? I. As I think
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about this, I'm gonna peek here and see if honey
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bucket ever actually posted anybody who won,
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because I fall pretty close,
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and, uh, and I feel like I would
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have seen it. You know, I'm saying, like, see, I don't
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see any. I don't see any bright, shiny,
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bushy tail faces with just ear
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to ear grins that they've won a brand new honey
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bucket. Like, I don't see that on here. I see a
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lot of them delivering honey buckets, which
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is great, but I don't see it.
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I don't know. Honey bucket, I
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would love to find out who has won your
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competition. Um. Um, it wasn't
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me. We would have put the honey bucket to
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great use here. It was going to be our little mini
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recording studio. But, um, we're back in the old
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steed here, my, um, home
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bathroom, if you can.
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Oh. Oh. Yep. See, the toilet paper
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has been placed on the roll facing the way that my
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wife prefers, and now it
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doesn't rip off the thing. So just another. Just
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another nail in that coffin. Um, but we didn't win.
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But as the weather gets warmer and
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the outdoor venues begin to
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fly, we are going to see
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more and more of not just honey
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buckets, but all porta potties popping
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up all over the place. Little portable places
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for people to do their portable
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business. Uh, and we've talked a
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lot about different aspects of
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the Porta potty history and lore and
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life. Um, we've actually
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recorded in a Porta potty twice
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now on the show. Once was a solo mission,
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and the other we were joined by none other than Josh
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Wehrman, friend of the show and former guest.
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Ah. And really, sometimes I get to this
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place with things. I've had people ask me a
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couple times, like, hey, are you
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ever worried about running out of stuff to talk about?
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And sometimes a little bare my sleeve
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here. Um, whatever that saying is, I don't know what that
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saying is, but I'm just gonna let
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you know that, yes, sometimes I do
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worry that I'm going to run out of
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bathroom material to talk about. And
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especially when we get to the world of Porta
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potties, I really feel like I have.
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That vein has truly been tapped. You know,
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I've really tapped that vein, and
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I feel like Porta potties is one of those things
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here on the show that I'm getting
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ready to be able to lay to rest,
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at least for now.
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As, uh, long as people keep pooping, I think
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we're going to keep having stuff to talk about.
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There are some corners that I think we are nearing the
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end. And one of these, like I said, is the
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world of Porta potties.
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There can only be so much
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new Porta potty technology.
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Right, right. I don't
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know. This is also one of those that has.
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Has truly lived in my
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notes app for some time. I m must
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confess, I've had to really
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stretch my research muscles to get to the bottom of
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this one, um, because at one point,
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I was Google translating web pages
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to get to the heart of the matter for our episode today. It's
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a tough spot. It's a tough spot
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to be in as a podcaster that does his own research,
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you know, I want to say something.
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I do my own research.
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There's podcasts. There's people out here who
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have someone else doing all the research for them,
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and then they sit down, probably spritz their
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breath. I didn't spritz my breath. I've got a
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fully uncracked polar seltzer. I'm going to rip that
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bee in just a second. But there's people
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out there that they probably don't even pay
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for it. They probably have some intern or
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some friend that they met in
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college doing all of their research for their show
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for them, and then they just sit down and
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look pretty
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and start talking, and
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they cover it as if they are
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professionals at that point, you're
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listening for personality only,
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and, uh, I'm just glad that's not. You're not here for
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personality.
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This information, try it again.
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Id. This information
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was sifted
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like I was, like, panning for
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little tiny nuggets of gold in a
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river in the backwoods of the Internet for this
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one. This one. There was some sifting that
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happened, but it's been in my
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notes app for some time. It's truly
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lived in my notes app for
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months, if not year or two.
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And in my notes app has been the simple
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prompt plascruis.
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I don't know if I'm saying it right. We're going to get into it in
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a minute. That's it. Just the word
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plascruis. And to the point
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where I think maybe
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I've known what this is for some time.
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And then it went in the notes app, and then
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I forgot what this was. And then it was just
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like, ooh. Every time I get ready to do an episode, I'd be like,
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what's that? Skip it, skip it, skip it, skip
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it. Um, and so here we are. We're here
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to talk. Let's adjust it.
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Oh, hey. We're here
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to talk about the plascruis
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I ventured forth, and I'm gonna tell you the
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story of this device.
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In the southeastern corner of the Netherlands,
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there's a region called the
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Achterhoch. The Achterhocht. The
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actor hook. I don't know. Uh.
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I don't know. That's just how I'm gonna say it.
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This region is often
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called the rear corner because it's a
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part of the Netherlands that, like, sticks out like a
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nub into Germany.
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Inside this aktorhoek
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region is a town called
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Lockham. Lockham is
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a small town of about 33,000 people
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today, just a little smaller than the town. I live here in,
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Albany, Oregon, Willamette Valley, Pacific
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Northwest, United States, North America, the
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world. But of course, we are
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not talking about Lockham today. That would be
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too simple. We need to
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talk about Lockham. Um, in the
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1960s,
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Lockham in the 1960s, there lived a young
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man by the name of just Carlier
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going, m for it. Just Carlier
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in Lockem, Denmark. He was
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18 years old, and he was looking for something
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different, and he devised the plan with
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his brothers to throw an event, a
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music event. He
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and his brothers came
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up with the Lockham festival.
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The music festival, first held in
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1968, was a three day music
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festival that drew about 5000
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people in the area. Now, Lockham
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today has about 33,000
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people. But I'm going to go ahead and wager a bet that
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Lockham, um, 60 years ago probably had
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about half that population, maybe a little
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more. And so what you have here
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is essentially the population of Lockham,
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um, like Pertineer taking
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on an extra half or third of its
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population in a weekend. It's wild,
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but it drew an extra 5000 people to the
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area. And we hear this today and we go, yeah, that's
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fine. Have you heard of the Vegas
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sphere or whatever they call that thing? It can hold like
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a, uh, uh, metric flip jillion people.
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Uh, the Lockham festival is not that crazy, but it was.
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Because this is 1968.
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It's likely that this is
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at the outset they were
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onto something. This is before the
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big music festivals of today. This is
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the outset of a lot of the modern rock and
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pop festivals. Coachella, Fyre Fest, pretty
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much any fest, and they got it. Corgi
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Fest, pork, beans and
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rice fest. Like, uh, I'm sure they have all of
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them. I wonder if they have a polar seltzer fest.
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You know what? I've talked about it enough already.
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We might as well just
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for all the ASMR people that are
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joining us in the bathroom. Whoo.
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Yeah, it's not, it's, it's not orange vanilla, but
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that nectarine lemon is not bad.
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But Juce Carlier and his brothers, through this
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Lockham Festival, uh, three day music
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festival, drew 5000 people. And
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juice brought this to
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the city of Lockham. And
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to give you some perspective,
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this was before Woodstock.
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It predates a lot of the, like, dirty
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hippies sleeping in the mud festivals.
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But this set just
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Carlier onto a lifelong
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trajectory and change. He became
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a well known event planner and
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event architect in the Netherlands.
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Nowadays, if you want to put on
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a big event like this, you can
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just rent, like, just
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about everything that you need to
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make it happen.
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Just. Carlier shared in an
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article to AV and entertainment
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magazine about how they quite
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literally had to invent the wheel
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when they came to throwing, uh, large outdoor
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events. One account noted how he and his
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brothers made a this, like, tall, rickety
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control booth out of like, old
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wood. So that way the techs had something to sit
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in during the acts. They had nothing
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because big fest, big outdoor
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festivals like were,
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if they had already happened, they were not very
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common. And so there wasn't like an industry
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where you have this stuff and you can go and readily find
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it. They had nothing, but they
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pushed on organizing
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concerts in Goffert park
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in Lockham. Nether in Lockham.
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Denmark, Netherlands, I don't
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know. I think Denmark and the Netherlands are the
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same. I say with a
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medium amount of confidence as a public high school
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teacher, that sentence could not have been more
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fitting.
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But they start holding and
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organizing these concerts in Goffert park,
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and they eventually start setting up
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in the lowlands. The Lowlands festival,
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which replaced the Lockham festival,
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they partnered with music industries, began to get more
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and more people at their events. In the
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mid to late eighties, Carlier came up
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with a plan for a large
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outdoor camping festival with
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multiple components to it.
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His. His normal, like, if he
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normally, if just
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was just show me that juice.
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Um, but if just was going to
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set out to hold a festival
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of this nature, he would have selected Goffert
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park. But the Goffert park and the
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area around it only had room for about 30,000
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people. What he was planning
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was much, much bigger than
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that.
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This, coupled with the ongoing trend of
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what I would like to call rampant hippie ism
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at these type outdoor,
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wallow in the mud festivals, it was going to
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be a rough look. Like, you get that
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many naked people who are smoking
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dope together. There's going to be some wild
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nakedness going on. Carlier says in his
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interview that many of the festivals that popped up
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were very hippie in Nature. And I'm going to key you in
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on something. This is, this
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is a hunter. Hunter's here to key in on it. Are you
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ready? Hippie
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is a code word for
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dirty. So when you
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say, oh, uh, he's kind of a hippie, you're
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kind of, you know, they're kind of like, they're kind of
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dirty. They smell weird, mostly because they
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probably don't believe in Showers or some
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Nonsense. Dirty and hippie go hand in
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hand. Modern day hippies are, again, those people
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who are out here trying to tell you that, that it is
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unhealthy to shower. You heard me.
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Unhealthy to shower.
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That's a notion that is put forth by,
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again, dirty hippies. Um, you know what's
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unhealthy? Let me tell you what's unhealthy.
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I'm gonna tell you what's unhealthy real quick. Having disgusting
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body stink. That's what's unhealthy.
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Like, if. If your armpits
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stink, scrub them down, brother.
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Uh, you, uh, know what's unhealthy? That
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your brain has rationalized that it's
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fine to make everybody else smoke. Smell your nasty onion
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armpit. Like, cut it out. Get yourself.
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Onions are an improvement. It's so
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dumb. Another nice code
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word for
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hippie nowadays is natural.
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Oh, he's all natural. Well,
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all natural smells like butt.
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So, like, sort yourself
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out. Like, they don't have toilet paper in nature. So the next time
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somebody's like, well, I am all natural, then we don't wipe
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your butt. You don't shower. Because
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here in the real world, we do those things. Yes. At one point
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in human history, we didn't, and now we do, and we ought to be
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thankful for it. Armpits stink.
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So does your breath said, like,
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juice, brush your teeth or something? I don't know, but
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juice was trying to clean it up. Uh, clean up this
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hippie scene. As Woodstock and other venues
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became famous for the nefarious deeds done dirt
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cheap in the bushes, he said, you know what would be
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awesome? If. If a
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person went to a music festival for
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the music and not to see
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people holding
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hands in the mud. Clean
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it up a bit. Just was onto
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something here. He's like, I want to clean up this scene.
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But in early days, he had to figure
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out all the little ways and all the little
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things to help make it cleaner. Like, now
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you can just go to event rental things,
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I'm sure. Honey bucket, uh, this is, like, this is.
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They're not a sponsor, honey bucket. If you want to
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be, you could sponsor
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us. I would take. I would take a free honey
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bucket. I would. I would
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shout that crap out every single episode.
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If I was recording from a honey bucket, you know, I would say it every
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episode, challenge issued
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honey bucket. But they didn't have a place
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to, like, go rent all this stuff, and so, like, to help
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make it clean. You couldn't just grab it like you do
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now. And so, in the same interview, he shared
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the process for inventing all this stuff. It
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kind of came out, uh, like, he literally had to
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do it. To not do it would be allowing
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to everybody to just progress in their
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own hippie natural
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stink, if you know what I'm saying.
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One such invention
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designed for the Monsters of rock
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festival in 1991, featuring AC
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DC, Metallica, Motley crue Greens,
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reich, and the Black crows. You get it?
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Pretty big names, except for a couple of those, sorry, guys, never heard of
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you. And this stop. This.
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This stop at. At the
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Monsters of Rock festival 1991, that
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came to the Lockham, Netherlands
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region of the Netherlands,
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um, was a multi continental,
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multi month long multinational
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tour that landed itself in the little town
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of Lockham, Netherlands. Because jus
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Carlier had made a name for himself,
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and he made a name for lockham.
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For this event, just Carlier
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put his innovation and inventor skills to the
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test and came up with an invention
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he called the cross units.
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Or as they have been known for some time,
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the piss cross, or
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in Dutch. And as it has
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lived in my notes app for the last
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year or two, the Plascus.
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The plascruis again
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came about as an attempt
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to clean up the grounds of
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the festival for the monsters of
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rock. One of the problems
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with standard porta potties is when
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they fill up too fast. People,
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likely men who simply have to pee when
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they are outdoors and truth be told on
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substances, are going
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wild. And you know, sometimes when you're
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in that place and the
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line for the porta potty is nine dudes
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deep, it's easier to just let
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it fly, hit the good old outdoors,
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pee into awe. Natural. You know what I'm saying?
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And that's great, except when you
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have a few hundred thousand people drunk
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and high and outside and toying with
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the idea of being naked anyway. Peeing where people
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are trying to sit and be drunk and fornicate in the
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bushes where there is also peeing.
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Happy. You can't just
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have people peeing wherever and
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you could see how they'd be like
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a, uh, thing you didn't want.
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Like you don't.
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When you go to a music festival, you don't want
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to have to navigate people's urine.
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And even though they had porta potties,
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there were people who were actively not
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using them because the lines were too
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long. And so jus said we
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got to give a people away to pee in public,
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but that is more sanitary and helps them pee
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in a desired contained location
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and situation.
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You have to lock the pee down. You
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have to lock the urination down. Really
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rein it in. You can't have
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pee flowing all over where
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people are trying to rock and roll, baby.
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You can't. And so juice
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juiced came up with the
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device called the plascruis,
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the p cross. Plas being
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the p of the situation and
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cruis meaning crew cross.
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Do you see it now? It is exactly what you
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think it is. An x shape. A
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cross shaped portable
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urinal porta potty for public urination.
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It doesn't have doors because you walk up and
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you use it and you walk away.
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It can serve four men in the
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space. A Porta potty would previously have
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serviced one. That's good.
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That's good for keeping bathroom, uh,
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times at a minimum and encouraging
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people to use these quicker options.
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Just Carlier came up with
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this just for this venue, for the
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monsters of rock festival at Goffert park.
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But it turns out the crews
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who worked the festival and the musicians
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and the people were abuzz about these
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p crosses in that interview,
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just says that they had to start making more and
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more of the psychoesses because they were an
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international demand. It became a
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thing. But here's
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what I'm here to tell you.
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I hear Hunter at, uh, host
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of privy, we've talked a lot about
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bathrooms. I would argue I
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have been around the bathroom block.
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And the troubling thing is, I have never
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seen one of these other than the Internet search.
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Check, uh, out privy socials. We'll put it out there.
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We all see them. I've never
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seen a picross in person. A plascruis in
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person. I long to. I long to use
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one. I want to stand atop and pee in all fourth.
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No, just kidding. Don't do that, kids. Don't do
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that. I think
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this would be an amazing addition to
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every state fair, every rodeo, every
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outdoor venue where you're going to have more than,
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like, a couple thousand
23:43
people frequenting these
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outdoor urinal stations. And they.
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And, and here's the deal. We talked about this a
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little bit on the. The women's thing, but,
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like, they have women's versions of this kind
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of already. I think this would be an
24:01
amazing addition. In
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addition to Porta bodies. I'm not saying get rid of those, because you know that
24:07
there's somebody going to be trying to poop in the
24:09
plascurist stand to poop. Like,
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don't do that. Don't poo in the stand to
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poop. Oh, this
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doesn't need to be a full hunters anecdotes, but it just came to me. So
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this last week, we. My children are in. Are in
24:23
baseball. T ball and coach pitch. And there was
24:26
a. There was a. There was a Porta potty on
24:29
the grounds. And the Porta potty had one of those situations where it's got the
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Porta Potty classic with, like, this is the
24:35
same Porta potty. They got absolutely decimated by
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the strawberry smoothie
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vomit a couple weeks back,
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if you remember. But it's got the
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traditional porta potty situation. But
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then just to the right of it, it's got the Porta
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potty urinal where, like, you can pee, and then you get
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to, like it. Like, marble runs pee
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down into the tank itself. Well,
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somebody had thrown gum into the urinal
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thing, and it had rinsed and it had, like,
25:05
clogged the thing. That lets the urinal or the.
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The. The wet pass into the wet
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plus solid. And so
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you could tell, like, I went in, I didn't use it, because it's like, there's no
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way to not almost accidentally spill
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somebody's full bladder of pee all over you,
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but somebody had peed into it after this gum
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had, like, clogged the pipe. And there's just, uh.
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Like, a standing dog bowl amounts of urine just
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sitting there. And it's like, if you sit. If. If you sit to
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crap on this porta potty, your head's gonna be right next to the
25:37
pea. Like, we can't be doing
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this. Every public park should have one of these
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stand to pee urinals. It's just a great
25:45
idea. I could have used one that day at
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the baseball fields. And I'm just saying, this is either a plus
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or minus, depending on who you are. But you
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and three of your friends could join
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hands in a kumbaya of urine
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around the plastruists and hold hands in
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a four way pea circle,
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all while still being in your own little
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plascruess cubicle.
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It's. It's friendship. It's
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brotherhood. Perfectly, perfectly
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embodied. It's almost like, you know, uh, we
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should get the porta potty. Like, reach around, hold hands to the porta pot.
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Oh, that could be good. It's truly a neat thing. The
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plastruists, we need more of them in our lives.
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I long to use one. I long to see one.
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This week on privy, we celebrate the ingenuity
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of just Carlier for coming up with the idea.
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I long to experience it
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in its own capacity. One
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day, the plastruess.
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This brings us to the end of another
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episode. Thank you for being here. Thank you for
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For the video. Oh,
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what?
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There's mystery weird on the back of the sign.
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I don't know what that is.
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What the flip?
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I don't know. Okay, we're gonna put
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that over there and pretend like that never happened. Sorry, everyone. Um,
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29:21
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29:24
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now, I'm going to say it one last time. This brings us to another episode of
29:30
Privy. Keep pooping in the free
29:33
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29:36
And now, as always, don't
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forget to flush it.