Max Lugavere

There's so many questions, so many other questions that I could, that I feel like I want to ask.

It's like, it's such a, it's such a, it's a fun topic, but it's also like, it's ironically, it's like, so it's like outsized and how fun it is to talk about, but it's also like very underdiscussed.

They do.

What about, I saw something go like trending on, it was like on Instagram where like-

You know, it was like a couple in an Airbnb and like the girl like made the guy like go outside, you know, for like a nondescript reason so that she could finally like have a moment to poo.

I think I think it's a good I think it's good to like talk about like even like even in a humorous kind of way to like talk about pooping just to like normalize the discussion.

When you like maybe even as like a first date fodder, you know, just to like talk about.

I don't know.

Yeah, for sure.

Well, so tell us about the book.

You've Been Pooping All Wrong.

How to Make Your Bowel Movements a Joy.

Again, amazing title.

A plus on the title.

It's so true.

So you've written this owner's manual for that habit, which is so crucially important.

One thing I did want to ask you, actually, is there a medical justification for having a bidet in the house?

I spent the majority of my life without a bidet until a couple of years ago.

I got like a really cheap one on Amazon to just like connect to my toilet.

Yeah.