I got a high quality product here. Where do I sign up?
this post was submitted on 26 Jun 2025
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There's a similar program in the states. https://goodnatureprogram.com/how-it-works/#%3A%7E%3Atext=Yep%2C+Seriously.%2Cvary+by+donation+center+location.
The spice, the spice melange.
Those crazy Japanese really will put anything in a vending machine.
how much is 5000 yen?
About $34 USD
About tree fiddy (sorry I had to)
5000 yen = $34.54 USD
Hold on... can $34.54 power more than a single shit?
Only if it’s good enough
Turdy fo, fiddy.
"They call me the man with the golden dump."
That was an American dad episode.
The golden poop saga spans several episodes over multiple years!
I thought that was the case! But I wasn't sure enough to go that far.
If perfect poop is ¥5000, how about ¥2500 for subpar poop? I can donate regularly.
They want quality, not quantity.
I'd go there just to see if I burth medicinal quality mud dragons.
Edit: Not a spelling error. Burth=Butthole Birth
The picture of their special donation toilet with its dramatic lighting is one of the best things I've seen all day.
That loo looks amazing. I'd poop there for free. I doubt my poop would be good enough to get paid for anyway.
I spent some time in Tokyo. They have public toilets that are absolutely amazing. And they're free. And they're throughout the city. What a novel idea.
And they’re free.
As opposed to.....paying to use a public toilet? I'm confused.
Yes. Lots of places I've encountered in Europe and Central and South America have a charge for the public toilets. We call them Johnny Cash.
We call them Johnny Cash.
Thats the best thing ive read all day.
Found the non-European.