If you experience anxiety of pooping in public, this infographic will give you some satisfaction. From the Bold Italic, 'Should You Poop There? A Flowchart' consists of hilarious charts that address the issue of crapping away from home. From Molly Sanchez and Kengo Olsen, the guide covers a number of scenarios: the office, a music festival, your significant other's house and outdoors.
When pooping in public, there are many things to consider. A stall versus a private room makes the choice an easy one. When it comes to going at work, the flowchart also hilariously assumes your boss is in the stall next to you. And while the bathroom is obviously the ideal place to do a poo, when nature calls and it's a "crap-your-pants threat-level-midnight kind of situation," things get considerably more complicated (and embarrassing).
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Public Restroom Anxiety
- Identifying and addressing the anxiety surrounding using public restrooms can lead to innovative solutions to create more comfortable and convenient facilities.
- Personalized Pooping Experiences
- Customizing bathroom experiences based on personal preferences and needs can provide a more enjoyable and efficient restroom experience.
- Humor-based Infographics
- Using humor and playful visual aids to address sensitive or taboo topics can engage and educate audiences effectively.
Sectors Adopting This
- Restroom Facilities
- Innovations in restroom design and amenities can help alleviate public restroom anxiety and improve overall user experience.
- Travel and Hospitality
- Hotels, airports, and other travel-related businesses can explore offering personalized restroom options to enhance customer satisfaction and loyalty.
- Media and Publishing
- Creating humorous infographics and content around everyday topics can attract and engage audiences, opening opportunities for partnerships, advertising, and content marketing.
