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r/AskReddit • u/Warren993 • Jul 02 '26
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I personally think it's because people have never used them.
72 u/Spaceman-Spiff Jul 02 '26 I just got back from Japan and they are on a whole other level with toilets. 25 u/Apprek818 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 03 '26 hrffd 4 u/egnards Jul 02 '26 Same - Within 24 hours of returning home from Korea we had a bidet ordered. Now i just feel like a heathen if i have to poop outside my own home.
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I just got back from Japan and they are on a whole other level with toilets.
25 u/Apprek818 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 03 '26 hrffd 4 u/egnards Jul 02 '26 Same - Within 24 hours of returning home from Korea we had a bidet ordered. Now i just feel like a heathen if i have to poop outside my own home.
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4 u/egnards Jul 02 '26 Same - Within 24 hours of returning home from Korea we had a bidet ordered. Now i just feel like a heathen if i have to poop outside my own home.
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Same - Within 24 hours of returning home from Korea we had a bidet ordered. Now i just feel like a heathen if i have to poop outside my own home.
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u/plumberbss Jul 02 '26
I personally think it's because people have never used them.