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Ep. 133 Groovers and Wag Bags · Privycast

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>> Hunter Hoover: Um, but nowadays on a hike or a camp,
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the five gallon bucket can be employed. You go,
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and these are easy to come by. You go into any home Depot or Lowe's
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around the country, they are literally begging you to buy some five gallon
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buckets.
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Welcome back to privy.
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Privy is a podcast about
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bathrooms recorded
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from my home bathroom. I'm your host,
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Hunter Hoover, and I love
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bathrooms. Welcome back, everyone,
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and welcome to privy summer.
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It's back. And this summer is going
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to be a summer of experimentation.
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It's going to be fun. Um,
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I want to open up this week. Summer is
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nigh. There's sweat tween my
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thighs. It's too dang hot for
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wearing disguise. Pull out the freeze
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pops to help the fat sweat stop.
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Sometimes this heat gives the
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fear of big log drops because sweat
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don't quit just cause you sit to expel spicy
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t bell when you have to poop.
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So when things heat up, keep milk out the cup
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or you'll be tied to the pot till you've yupped.
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But be calm if you will.
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Enjoy this pod and be still.
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Cause privy summer is back to help you
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all chill. Welcome back
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to privy summer. I
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wanna open up with some thoughts and discussion.
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I had a co worker this week approach me.
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Anytime I get approached, you know, it's gonna be good.
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Um, and this co worker approached me with a couple of
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things bathroom related. Um,
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the first, uh, was he approached
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and he said, you know, I have a question for you. I was like, okay, yeah. He
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goes, you know, you being married, I want to know, have you
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ever had this experiment experience? And I said,
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well, I don't know, where is
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this going? Pray tell, what are
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we getting ready to get into here? Um, and
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he casually says, do you
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ever like when you are pooping or like
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throughout the day, discover that
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one of your significant other or wife's
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hairs has made its way
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nestled right into the bum crack, for lack
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of a way of saying it. And I stared at this co
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worker. Now, this summer, Anna and I
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will celebrate our 10th wedding anniversary.
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Um, we're very excited. Um, it's a long time for
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her to have put up with me. Ah. Um,
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and I had to look at him and I had to be like, truly
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that. I have never had that experience to my knowledge. I
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mean, no. And I'm
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sitting here going, what is the
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arrangement by which your
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girlfriend or whatever's hair
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ends up in the nethers guy? Like, sort
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yourself out and to quit talking to me about it.
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Full disclosure, that was
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my seltzer from last episode.
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But don't you worry. You know, I've got a
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fresh polar seltzer on
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deck. It's a two seltzer night, friends.
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It's gonna be great. Summer is a
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great time of year. And whether you've got
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girlfriend hair or booty sweat messing
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up your undies, it's a time made greater
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by the joys of camping
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and hiking. At the point of this
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episode's record. Tomorrow I will be going on
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the first hike of the year with our youth at our church. It's going to be
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great. I said first because I think we're going to
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try to get our family out on the camping
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and trailing and all that stuff. It's going to be great.
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Uh, but
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summer brings the joy of the great
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outdoors. The creepy crawlty buggity
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wuggy's are all over out there.
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The air is literally toxic to me.
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I breathe the air and I sneeze and I cannot
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breathe. But there's something about being out in
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it. And I've got to
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admit, we've talked about
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camping here on this show before. Uh,
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the discussion around camping is not a new one. And
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the wonders of pooping in the outdoors, there's
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nothing better than flapping a hot,
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steamy pile and letting the
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cold, gentle breeze of the great
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american wilderness just christen your
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backside. There's nothing like it.
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But there has. We've
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explored from time to time different.
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This is another by product. For those
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joining us by video. You're watching me to get what I like to call a
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deep eye allergy itch. Um,
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it's where the air has decided to wreak
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havoc on my eyeball socket and make it
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itch really bad. Um,
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you really just got to get your, just got to get your finger up
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in there and just, you know what I'm saying?
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Uh, but there have been
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multiple attempts to develop
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technology
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to make the process of chasing
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in the great outdoors a more
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comfortable thing. I realized that the way I
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move too much and it like
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the video on the thing, I can't help it. It's not my
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app. I wasn't made for video. We're
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in my, we're in my home bathroom, if you didn't
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know. Welcome to my home bathroom. We have
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to do an installment of what's on hunter's
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weird shelf. So
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this, we got one installed, but my
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wife, my wife got me these
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light, uh, bowls. They're like little lights for your,
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for your toilet bowl. So it lights up all neon colors.
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So, you know, we got, we got a spare. We got one on
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deck in case this one gets, you know, fouled up
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or something wild happens with it. So, um, you know,
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it's good. It's all
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good. But
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one of the things that there's, there's been all sorts of
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technology that
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have come to me via an attempt at
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art that ought to be talked
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about. One of the things
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we find a lot when we start talking about camping
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technology is that much of
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the camp bathroom technology
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that we have today is the result
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of wartime adaptation
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or wartime technology that has
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made its way into the
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public sphere. And when you think about
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it, that makes perfect sense.
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Like, it actually makes perfect sense.
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A lot of technology and
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things have developed out of
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necessity. It's
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things which we develop out of necessity, make their
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way into luxury, and eventually
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hobby. Back in the
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day, in wartime,
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if you had to poop, you hit the
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bushes.
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But in the times of trench warfare
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and having to go in or around the
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camp, there have been a number of options
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for dealing with it. One that
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is super ingenious that I saw is you bury a
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pee pipe. You. You actually, like, dig a
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couple feet down, and then you stick a big
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pipe so it sticks up about waist high
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or a little bit lower than waist high, otherwise it's gonna be
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weird. Um, and then you pee into the pipes. That
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way the pee goes down under the
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ground rather than being on the surface, and it deals with
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more of it. Not a bad thing. You can dig a cat hole,
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the like. A lot of it involves digging a
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hole to deal with the things that come out of yours.
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Hey. But at some
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point, it became
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either too difficult for military people
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to dig, or the conditions did not
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allow it. Frozen ground mud like
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the likes didn't allow for digging
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and depositing in these ways.
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And so they had
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to begin to find other methods by. By
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which they would deal with the
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byproducts that were a part of their
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life. And one of these
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was to use different
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receptacles to catch, store,
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and then do away with the
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poo. The earliest mentions
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of this approach popped up in the times
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of world War one. Many of the ammo
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boxes of this time were made out of cardboard,
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but with wetter conditions and the
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need to keep ammunition dry,
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the metal ammo can was born.
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So you're gonna.
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Here's the deal. What does metal ammo
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storage other than. This is
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America. It's June, which is in
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many ways the worst month. Um,
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but it's also one of the
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best because it gets us psyched for
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summer and America.
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Um, sorry,
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everybody whose birthday is in June, you got et up by
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the rainbow disaster that has happened now.
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Um, sorry,
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everyone. Uh, but what does ammo storage
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have to do with bathrooms? Well, as we
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noted, much of our camping technology
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derives from. From wartime.
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It's so dang good.
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Every time. Every time I sup
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an orange vanilla polar seltzer,
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it is like, the first time that I have supped an orange
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vanilla polar seltzer. It is so
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good. It is the
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quintessential seltzer. If you are on the
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fence right there, if you're, um. I'm
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having truly bad moment. If you've ever been
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on the fence about trying a seltzer,
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get yourself a bunch of polar seltzer orange vanilla.
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You. You will not be disappointed.
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Somehow, it tastes like a creamsicle with none of the sugar.
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I don't understand it.
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Much of our camping technology derives from
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wartime. And when the ammo cans
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would be emptied and you
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need a
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container for moving
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your materials, the empty ammo can
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was within reach in
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bunkers or foxholes. You didn't want to
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just poop wherever they
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did, but, like, life in the hole was
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better with less loose poop. And that's true
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for everywhere. That's true for life in the
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foxhole. That's true for life in.
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In any car. That's. That's true for
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life in any bathroom.
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Life is better with less
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loose poop. The. The less
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loose poop that you can have in your life, the
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better your life will be. I'll guarantee
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it.
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Unless you're, like, a weird, like, fertilizer technician person.
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You probably love loose poop. You probably get real
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jazzed about loose poop, you weirdo.
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But the less loose poop, the
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better. Soldiers are
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reported as sitting on ammo
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boxes and using them as
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toilets. In a pinch, you
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do what you have a, uh, soldier's got to do what a soldier's got to
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do. And so these men of valor hung
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beef on the side of ammo cans
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to make their deposits. And you know what?
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I'll bet I haven't tried this. I
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see. The thing is, it's hard to get ahold of these ammo
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cans now because they're like, oh, they're vintage and
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collectible, and then if you did get a hold of it, you'd probably
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have to pay so much money to get ahold of it that
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you wouldn't want to hang beef into
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it. But I do want to
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try.
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And if. Here's what I'll say. If. If
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I have tried. By the time this
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episode's released, you might see a little cut
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here. Um, if not, you'll know that I have
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failed in retrieving this. Uh,
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excuse me, but,
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you know, it, I imagine,
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in dropping, dropping
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flapper. Flapping jacks into the
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metal ammo can, I bet it makes a somewhat
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satisfying sound, like, don't. Don't. Like,
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I know it's not that far between booty hole
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and bottom of ammo can, but I bet it's not
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the worst sound this.
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A person who did this, a person who
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pooped into an empty ammo
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can, became known
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as a groover. This
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was in reference to the grooves the metal ammo
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can would leave as you pressed your
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butt up, uh, to the can while defecating
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yourself into the can. Have you
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ever seen a wicker chair and thought,
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I might be just fat enough to have my
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duff look like a patchwork lattice apple pie
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crust if I sit in
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it? Lattice
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hate wicker, and lattice hate
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fat people. And fat people. Here I
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am, and all the people are like, oh, he's
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shaming. Oh, he's body.
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Listen, it's fine. Just. It's
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fine. I don't hate
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people who are heavier. I'm. I'm tubby.
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Tubby nine by seven. Like, it's
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fine. The reality is, is when you
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are of a bigger nature and
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you sit on a wicker item,
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it reacts to you differently than it does to
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a person who is not. And that's fine. There's nothing
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wrong with that. But you got to be aware of
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it.
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Lattice doesn't like big people, and big people
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don't like lettuce. You know lettuce. You know what I'm saying?
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Also, another rant. The
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chubby. The chubby tax on plus size
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shirts is stupid. Like,
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if. If you are. Okay, so, here's their logic. If
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you order a size small,
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medium, large, and
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extra large shirt, they charge you the same. What that
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means is the amount of material for a
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small and extra large shirt, they are
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saying, m. Yeah, not much difference in amount of
15:12
material. That's a flip and lie. But when
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you go from extra large to two xl, they're
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like, oh, yeah, three dollar charge on that shirt.
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It's not even that much more material.
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I think once small and medium,
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one price large, extra large, and
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two x, different price. And if you're going three
15:33
x, four x is totally fine. But that way, there's not this.
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Like, there's some
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logic to like, oh, I'm paying more because there is
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more material being used. But when you have,
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like, extra small costs, the same as extra
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large. And then the two x is $3 more.
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That's stupid, that's
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sizes. That is shaming. So
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go after every, every
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clothing, uh, brand you've ever interacted with. That's what I
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say. But these groovers, these
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men who sat on their ammo
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cans to poop, uh,
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uh, had these grooves left in their butt
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when it leaves lines. That's the groover
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effect. In modernity, the groover
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is, you can look up groover toilets and
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it's less of an ammo can, mostly because hipsters,
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and again, vintage collectors alike, are a, uh,
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scramble to get these cool metal boxes.
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Ooh, it's so neat. I'm gonna put
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it on my ship lap and call it a week.
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Um, but nowadays on a hike or a camp,
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the five gallon bucket can be employed. You go,
16:42
and these are easy to come by. You go into any Home Depot or Lowe's
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around the country, they are literally begging you to buy some five gallon
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buckets. In the mid
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sixties, the term for groover
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became widely used by
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rafters and hikers who did not
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have a shovel and either needed
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to pack out the poop turned to
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metal ammo cans in small buckets with lids
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to do the job. Nowadays,
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you can buy groovers. These are
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designed and engineered to be
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lightweight and portable and able to be
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hauled out into the, out of doors.
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Some of them even collapse and have like a little
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like, storage sleeve. They're
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easier. They come with little bags that you can stick inside them.
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Um, you can get a groover kit for less than
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$30, complete with a fat kit approved 400
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pound seat bags, phone and tp
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holder, and a carrying case.
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They have the groover down to a science.
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And in getting the groover down to a science,
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they don't have, they don't leave grooves. So
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they are not groovers. These
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modern groovers have seats.
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Back in my day, the groovers cut your butt and
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sank into your bank and tore up your hide.
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And as a result, back in my
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day, we made our own
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groovers. This
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is hunters, uh,
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anecdotes to keep you
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afloat.
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This hunters anecdote is called redneck groover.
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As if a groover is already not
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hick enough, when, when me and
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my buddies in our senior year, one of the things we'd like to do,
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especially in the weather turn, is
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we would like to go out camping on the sun river
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with the guys. We'd go out camping,
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you know, put up next sun river, get a couple tents, fire pit.
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One time, my buddy David, um, friend of the
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show, hopefully future guest
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woke, um, up and had, like, rolled in his sleeping bag. And,
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like, the back part of his sleeping bag had, like, melted on the
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fire. Dude could have died. Very scary. Glad he
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didn't. Um, but one of
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the things that we would often do as our setup
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is we had this, like, redneck groover
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porta potty. And what this was
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is we had, we would dig a hole.
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So, like, you know, dig a couple foot. So
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hole. And then you would put a lawn
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chair over it. And I remember seeing
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this before I knew what it was. I walked up on it, and I'm like,
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what in the world? What is this? And essentially,
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what you're looking at is you have, like,
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again, a, uh, foot to two foot hole in the
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ground. And you look in the hole, and it's just pile.
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You know, it's just piled with tp and poo
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poos and all this stuff. And then above the
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hole is a chair.
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It's like a camp chair, but you've cut out
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the seat, and then you put,
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like, not, uh, a toilet seat, but like, some sort of,
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like a, like a platform to make it a little bit
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firm. Um, and you sit on this
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chair, and it's actually pretty comfy. But you just sit
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on the lawn chair, and you just poop through
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the hole that's been cut through the booty bottom of
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it, down into the,
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the little pile underneath.
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Sometimes, you know, we'd employ a bag. Sometimes
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we'd stick a bucket if we didn't want to dig.
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But that chair, you know, you, if you got an
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old randy lawn chair, what I learned
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is if you have an old randy lawn chair,
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you can, with the old randy
20:46
lawn chair, cut out the bottom, cut out the
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butt of it, and you can just poop
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straight through the bottom of the old randy lawn chair.
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It is fine. It will get the job done.
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We had a great time on that same trip. We got two
21:03
flat tires. And the thing about getting two flat tires is
21:06
usually got one spare. It was a long
21:09
night. This has been hunters
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anecdotes to keep you afloat.
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As is noted, they've got the groover down to a, uh,
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science. And nowadays, often employed with the
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groover is a bag of some sort. I'm already
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on record saying, pooping into a vomit bag. Oh,
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yes. Yes.
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This is it. So what I'm talking
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about, you put your butt. You're right there. You're
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just gonna, you know, put. And
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then you're just, boom, right in the bag. Twist.
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Bam, poo bag it's
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gonna be great. But I'm on record saying pooping
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into one of those. Great idea, big
21:55
fam. It's fine.
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But there's another way slash
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m. Oh, sorry. There's another war slash
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space technology which gets employed in the camp,
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and we need to explore now
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the wag back.
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Now,
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while wag bag sounds like a questionable
22:26
bedroom move, it isn't. It
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could not be further. I'm gonna be honest. I
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really tried to figure out where the
22:35
idea for the wag bag came from,
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and I couldn't really find it.
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Like, there talks about military service
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people pooping in bags of very type.
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When they couldn't be dealt with for a while, it just sits
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around. They start to put things in it, and that
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seems to be where this has come from. You know, if you don't have
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your ammo box, you poo into a bag. You got you a wag
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bag. Why? Because it's full of wag.
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Now, uh, it sits around,
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and then as it sits around, it begins to
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get kind of funky, you know, poo.
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It stinks. And so they're
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like, wow. If we. When we poo in it, if we put something in
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it to keep it from smelling,
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then maybe we don't have to move it
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as quickly and it can sit around a little longer than maybe it
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would normally would have. Um, so they started to put things in
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lime. Uh, looking at you, great
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stink. Back in the day, they
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put lime in the. In the river Thames because it stank so
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bad because of all the nasty, human yucky poo
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poos that were in the water. Disgusting, sick, foul
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people. Sorry. But the
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earliest historical marker where I can find
23:47
the official, like, this is what a wag bag
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is, is 1999, which
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seems way too late in the game. I think this is when
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it was patented. Or, like, when someone said, oh, I
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can make a train load of money off this. Let's. Let's slap a
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label on it and charge five times
24:05
more than I should. In
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short, I think this was a thing that happened for a
24:11
long time before the clean waste company
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patented or designed their wag
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bag. The name
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comes from the chemical compound they
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put inside the bag known as
24:25
the waste alleviation
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gel. Wag or
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wag for short. Now, I would have called it a
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wag bag because you wag into it.
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Wagging is the act of taking a fat deuce in a
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bag. Wag
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bag. But no, it actually stands for
24:44
waste alleviation gel. And this.
24:47
It's this gel stuff that
24:50
both deodorizes the stinky
24:52
poop and also kills some
24:55
of the bacteria, making it
24:58
not non toxic, but like, less
25:00
hazardous to be around.
25:03
You can, with a wag bag, carry it
25:06
out. It
25:09
makes it safer to have poop
25:12
around in a bag.
25:16
It's highly used in hikes and river
25:19
trips where digging the hole for the bog
25:22
is less of an option. The
25:24
wag bag is an
25:27
excellent option for
25:30
storing and removing your poop from the greatest
25:33
of outdoors.
25:39
Before they had the wag, before they had
25:42
the wag in wag bag, that
25:45
is the gel, they had something else
25:48
called flying toilets. Now,
25:51
flying toilets are not what they
25:54
sound like on the surface, it seems like an
25:57
incredibly wild idea. But
25:59
in short, if you poop into a bag and carry
26:02
it out, you do what you have to do.
26:06
The flying toilet, however, is a tongue in
26:09
cheek term for skeeting a bag
26:12
of poop as far as you can on your
26:15
hike. You're hiking, you've done your thing.
26:18
You've got your bag full of wag. Not the
26:20
gel, the turd. And instead of
26:23
packing it out, you zing. Toss that thing
26:26
down the mountainside.
26:30
And there's stories on the
26:32
Internet, because where else are stories these
26:35
days? There's stories
26:38
of people getting just
26:41
pelted by flying toilets.
26:44
Imagine you're walking along on a hike and you
26:47
just. Just get. Just get
26:50
pancaked with some bag of
26:53
fresh laid human wolf.
26:55
Just the hikes
26:58
over, like, poo is
27:00
not where it's supposed to be bad.
27:04
This doesn't really make the news anymore,
27:07
but because it should,
27:10
because it's people getting hit with bags of human
27:13
turds. But now, whenever it does
27:16
make the news of a person getting hit by a flying
27:18
toilet, it's an environmental thing. They like
27:21
to talk about it and use some dude getting smacked with a
27:24
sloppy bag, a sloppy
27:27
wet bag, as the reason why we
27:30
should all be worried about the bags
27:33
and how these bags are ruining the environment. I'm going
27:36
to tell you right now,
27:39
if I get pancaked
27:42
by anything that
27:45
has to do with human anything,
27:48
the last thing on my mind is, oh,
27:51
um, gosh, the
27:54
plastics in this bag are going to hurt the
27:56
mushrooms. I'm
27:58
thinking I'm gonna find somebody
28:01
because I just got hit with a dookie bag
28:05
on my hike. It's 85 degrees. I've
28:07
got booty sweat. There's no
28:10
reason I should be dealing with this. This cannot
28:13
be a thing. It's a
28:16
dookie bag bombing wild. Don't do
28:19
that. Pack that crap out. Literally
28:23
between wag bags and groovers.
28:27
We have two more inventions, and you could
28:30
even put them together. Put the wag back. Put the wag gel in
28:33
the bag of the groover and let groover yourself. Go
28:36
groover Hoover.
28:40
But with these, it's just another couple
28:43
tools in your arsenal to be ready
28:46
for the summer camp and hike season this
28:49
year.
28:55
How exciting. Happy privy. Summer, everyone.
28:59
It's the summer of experimentation. We've got a
29:01
lot in store, a lot of special
29:04
things that we need to share with you this
29:07
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30:22
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31:07
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31:10
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31:12
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31:28
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31:31
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31:34
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31:36
us to the end of another episode of Privy. Thank you so much for
31:39
joining us. Keep pooping in the free world. Enjoy your privy
31:42
summer. Own your stink. And now, as
31:45
always, don't forget to flush.