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I have always wanted to ask this question. Who are dirtier, men or women? Because here at our radio station, it seems to me that there's more complaints about the women's restroom than there is about the men's. And Shannon wants to make one right now. What's going on, Shannon?

If we could even go into the women's restroom, because I would say 40% of the time, we cannot. I don't know what it is about the women who work at the lovely iHeartMedia Detroit. They are nasty. And I'm one of them, by the way. Nasty. I came in, was it yesterday? Yeah. I really had to go to the bathroom. And I'm like, well, can't go to the bathroom again today because both of the toilets are clogged. And the problem is people still flushing pads and tampons, which you learn when you're 12 years old and you start your period that you are not supposed to do that. We've already had an issue with that here to the point where our building manager, who is a guy, had to go in and put a big sign that says feminine product disposal in the little silver thing on the side of the stall. where we all know that's where that stuff is supposed to go. But like the pee everywhere, the plugged, the plugged toilet, you know if you left something in the toilet that potentially has a chance of flushing, but you just left it there because you're lazy and wanted to book it from the bathroom because you didn't want everybody to know that you pooped. The blood on the toilet seats and the floor. Lydia, come on. It is absolutely disgusting. Yes. Please back me up here, Lydia KP. JP, Bianca, Megan, it is sick.

It's a crime scene in there? It is a crime scene. It is vile. It's really gross. It is vile.

And I don't understand, though, because there's nobody in this building yet. We're the first tenants in this building.

So it's got somebody in this radio company, huh?

But it wasn't like this at our old building. No. So I don't know what the transition was. It's them. The people we didn't work with there.

It's I Heart Traffic. When I went in there the other day, and there was blood. I know. I saw it, too. You turn around. You know you did that. But, like, this is why I say sit down. What? I hate to get back to this, but, like, sit down. No, that's somebody who sat down, had an issue, got up, continued on the floor, and just was like, yeah, somebody else will get it. What is going on?

I also cannot imagine that that many tampons have been flushed that consistently for this to be a problem every day.

Every single day. How do you not know that you're not supposed to flush them? You think it's a bad plumbing system or something? I do. Truly, not everybody is taught that. But it's like a one kind of warning deal. Once you go somewhere and they're like, hey, stop doing that. Okay, stop doing that. But if it's still a problem literally every single day, how is it a problem every day? There's no way somebody's flushing a hundred tampons a day.

What's going on, Will?

Poop!

What's going on, Mojo? Poop!

Will, do you want to take a tour of the iHeartRadio Detroit bathrooms? I think we should go to the women's first.

No, listen. First, let me say this. First time. Oh, I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. You're calling in for this topic.

Yeah. And so now, and what a topic for me to call in on. So I have a cleaning company. And one thing, the guys who work for me, we hate cleaning the women's bathroom. I don't know if it was Shannon or Megan who mentioned the sanitary napkin dispenser. Let me tell you what the women would do. We keep waste paper, waste bags in there. Yes. Wax bags. And they would still not even open them up. They just drop them in there, drop them in there, to the point we have to disconnect it off the wall, dump the whole thing in the garbage, rinse it out, so it won't smell like a seafood boil.

Oh, my seafood boil.

I don't get it When I say women are the most Prettiest creatures on the earth But the most nastiest creatures from hell I don't get it

Oh my god This is the greatest It is so disgusting

By the way you might be the funniest phone call Of the day This is the greatest one

And the sink

Megan

It's like somebody took a cup of water and just like dumped it everywhere all over the place how do you the whole place is wild

I just love by the way because usually it's me complaining about the lack thereof of places for us to go to the bathroom in this building but now I hear that there's a full-on you know let's put police tape crime scene happening right next door what's up Luna how you doing hey good morning everyone good morning what's happening we're learning that the iHeart bathrooms the women's

bathrooms are pretty nasty here what's up luna well i work in a doctor's office we had to evacuate because so many people flushed underwear and backed the system up and the sewer was flooded the whole first floor wait under maybe that's what's happening why are they flushing their

underwear explain that to me like that to me is weird is there some kind of a underwear thing

going on oh maybe they come and get checked and then they just throw it out afterwards interesting

so they go is there an ob in that building is that where you're you're at yeah there's there's a couple of different lady doctors here but why would the uh the women flush their underwear thinking that it's normal to do why would if they're going to throw it away just do what you know these guys have like throw it in one of the garbage cans or whatever

Oh, we have permanent signs that say, please, please throw your underwear away and don't flush them down the toilet now.

I can't believe it. I think that every one of you, and when I say you, I'm talking to you women. I think every one of you should apologize to us guys that claim that we can't get our pee in the toilet and we're the dirty son of a bitches. You are the dirty son of a bitches. The fact that there's, I'm sorry, I've never left blood. I'm telling you. You know? Blood. I'm telling you. Yeah, I've never done that.

They're talking about sitting to Uber. You're a real man. If you sit in to Uber, you can't even wipe blood off the seat.

Yeah, it's awful. This is horrible. I'm going to just say this to you guys. I think that there's definitely something to the fact that we only have limited places to go to here. So maybe there's a little bit less opportunity for people to go to the bathroom. No, you're not giving them no excuse. But I will say this. I do think that there is something to be said about us all moving in this building together. because maybe it's coming from traffic.

Let me find out Heather Pascal. No, don't name names. It's not Heather. It's not Heather.

It's not her. Initial V. What's up, V? How you doing? Your voices, guys.

I'm good. How are you guys? Good.

What's going on? You're being voices, guys. You don't want people to know who you are, but what's up?

I work at a very known OBGYN downriver.

Okay.

And it is just, like, disgusting. how bad the bathrooms get throughout the day there's pee blood all over the bathrooms toilet paper constantly clogged and i'm just like you are walking into pee in a cup and walking out wow and i just don't understand how things get so you guys are delicate little flowers

how do delicate little flowers cause for so much

Oh, wow.

Man, that makes me so sad. I'll never look at you guys the same anymore. Initial, actually, no, I can use your name. Tara, what's up, Tara?

Yeah, I work at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, and those are some of the worst restrooms that you will ever come across. I'm a gay agent, and I go downstairs in the basement just to use the bathroom to avoid the bathrooms upstairs.

Wait, DTW, like the terminal? Like McNamara? Yes. Oh, no, see, I've always been okay with those bathrooms.

They have a sign on the door, or a phone on the door, a button where you can call if the things are dirty.

And I have to call them all the time. Those are for janitors.

Janitorial.

Shout out to the janitorial. Yeah, exactly. Because I've never known it.

You guys deserve a raise. What's up, Claire? Hi, it's Mojo in the morning. What's going on?

Hi, good morning, guys. Morning. I was calling on the topic, and I used to work at UWM, and when the brokers would come in, some of my friends and I, when we would go into the women's bathroom, there would be pee and then blood just all over, like, in puddles on the bottom of the toilet. I don't understand.

So are you just, like, crouched reading a book?

Like, what are you doing?

Amazing. I never knew this. This is so amazing. I'm not joking.

It'll happen today, because it happens every day. I will bring you in there. So you can see firsthand that we are not exaggerating.

I've got to see this. Hold on. Daniel worked at a Taco Bell, and you would see women going into the bathrooms and doing what, Daniel?

Yeah, the Taco Bell bathrooms, when we had to clean them at the end of the night, the women's bathrooms would be the absolute worst. Like, there would be empty food containers in the bathroom, in the stalls. Like, who the hell is eating their Mexican pizza while sitting on the toilet?

Maybe it's not blood. Maybe it's salsa or something. Oh, my gosh.

I don't know.

I have always wanted to ask this question. Who are dirtier, men or women? Because here at our radio station, it seems to me that there's more complaints about the women's restroom than there is about the men's. And Shannon wants to make one right now. What's going on, Shannon?

If we could even go into the women's restroom, because I would say 40% of the time, we cannot. I don't know what it is about the women who work at the lovely iHeartMedia Detroit. They are nasty. And I'm one of them, by the way. Nasty. I came in, was it yesterday?

Yeah.

I really had to go to the bathroom. And I'm like, well, can't go to the bathroom again today because both of the toilets are clogged. And the problem is people still flushing pads and tampons, which you learn when you're 12 years old and you start your period that you are not supposed to do that. We've already had an issue with that here to the point where our building manager, who is a guy, had to go in and put a big sign that says feminine product disposal in the little silver thing on the side of the stall. where we all know that's where that stuff is supposed to go. But like the pee everywhere, the plugged, the plugged toilet, you know if you left something in the toilet that potentially has a chance of flushing, but you just left it there because you're lazy and wanted to book it from the bathroom because you didn't want everybody to know that you pooped. The blood on the toilet seats and the floor. Lydia, come on. It is absolutely disgusting. Yes. Please back me up here, Lydia KP. AP, Bianca, Megan. It is sick.

It's a crime scene in there? It is. Are we saying it's a crime scene? It is vile.

It's really gross. It is vile. And I don't understand, though, because, like, there's nobody in this building yet. We're the first tenants in this building.

So it's got somebody in this radio company, huh?

But it wasn't like this at our old building. No. So, like, I don't know what the transition is. It's the traffic department. The people we didn't work with there.

It's eye-heart traffic. When I went in there the other day, and there was blood.

I know. I saw it, too. You turn around. You know you did that. But, like, this is why I say sit down. What? I hate to get back to this, but, like, sit down. No, that's somebody who sat down, had an issue, got up,

continued on the floor, and just was like, yeah,

somebody else will get it. What is going on? I also cannot imagine that that many tampons have been flushed that consistently for this to be a problem every single day.

How do you not know that you're not supposed to flush them?

You think it's a bad plumbing system or something? I do. Truly, not everybody has taught that. That's that. But it's like a one kind of warning deal. Once you go somewhere and they're like, hey, stop doing that. Okay, stop doing that. But if it's still a problem literally every single day, how is it a problem every day? There's no way somebody's flushing 100 tampons a day.

What's going on?

Will, do you want to take a tour of the iHeartRadio Detroit bathrooms? I think we should go to the women's first.

No, listen. First, let me say this. First time. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You're calling in for this topic. Yeah. And so now, and what a topic for me to call in on. So I have a cleaning company. And one thing, the guys who work for me, we hate cleaning the women's bathroom. I don't know if it was Shannon or Megan who mentioned the sanitary napkin dispenser. Let me tell you what the women would do. We'd keep waste bags in there, wax bags, and they would still not even open them up. They'd just drop them in there, drop them in there, to the point we'd have to disconnect it off the wall, dump the whole thing in the garbage, rinse it out so it won't smell like a seafood boil. Oh, my seafood boil. I don't get it When I say women are the most Prettiest creatures on the earth But the most nastiest creatures from hell I don't get it

Oh my god This is the greatest It is so disgusting By the way you might be the funniest phone call Of the day This is the greatest one

And the sink

Megan

It's like somebody took a cup of water and just like dumped it everywhere all over the place how do you the whole place is wild

i just love by the way because usually it's me complaining about the lack thereof of places for us to go to the bathroom in this building but now i hear that there's a full-on you know let's put police tape crime scene happening right next door what's up luna how you doing hey good morning everyone good morning what's happening we're learning that the i heart uh bathrooms the Women's bathrooms are pretty nasty here. What's up, Luna?

Well, I work in a doctor's office, and we had to evacuate because so many people flushed underwear and backed the system up, and the sewer was flooded the whole first floor. Wait, underwear?

Maybe that's what's happening. Why are they flushing their underwear? Explain that to me. Like, that to me is weird. Is there some kind of an underwear thing going on?

Oh, maybe they come and get checked, and then they just throw it out afterwards.

Interesting. So they go to, is there an OB in that building? Is that where you're at?

Yeah, there's a couple of different lady doctors here.

But why would the women flush their underwear thinking that it's normal to do? If they're going to throw it away, just do what these guys have, like throw it in one of the garbage cans or whatever.

Oh, we have permanent signs that say, please, please throw your underwear away and don't flush them down the toilet now.

I can't believe it. I think that every one of you, and when I say you, I'm talking to you women. I think every one of you should apologize to us guys that claim that we can't get our pee in the toilet and we're the dirty son of a bitches. You are the dirty son of a bitches. The fact that there's, I'm sorry, I've never left blood. I'm telling you. You know? Blood. I'm telling you. Yeah, I've never done that. They're talking about sitting to Uber. You're a real man. If you sit in to Uber, you can't even wipe blood off the seat. Yeah, it's awful. This is horrible. I'm going to just say this to you guys. I think that there's definitely something to the fact that we only have limited places to go to here. So maybe there's a little bit less opportunity for people to go to the bathroom. No, you're not giving them no excuse. But I will say this. I do think that there is something to be said about us all moving in this building together. because maybe it's coming from traffic. Let me find out Heather Pascal. No, don't name names. It's not Heather. It's not Heather. It's not her. Initial V. What's up, V? How you doing? Your voices, guys.

How are you guys? Good.

What's going on? You're being voices, guys. You don't want people to know who you are, but what's up?

I work at a very known OBGYN downriver.

Okay.

And it is just, like, disgusting. how bad the bathrooms get throughout the day. There's pee, blood all over the bathrooms, toilet paper, constantly clogged. And I'm just like, you are walking in to pee in a cup and walking out.

Wow.

And I just don't understand how things get so bad.

You guys are delicate little flowers. How do delicate little flowers cause for so much?

I'll tell you what. Disgusting ogres. Some of our OTPs are not delicate little flowers.

Oh, wow. Man, that makes me so sad. I'll never look at you guys the same anymore. Initial, actually, no, I can use your name. Tara, what's up, Tara?

Yeah, I work at the Detroit Metropolitan Airport, and those are some of the worst restrooms that you will ever come across. I'm a gay agent.

And I go downstairs in the basement just to use the bathroom to avoid the bathrooms upstairs.

Are we saying...

Wait, DTW, like the terminal? Like McNamara? Yeah. Oh, no, see, I've always been okay with those bathrooms.

They have a sign on the door, or a phone on the door, a button where you can call if the things are dirty.

And I have to call them all the time. That's for janitors. Janitorial.

Shout out to the janitorial. Yeah, exactly. I never noticed. You guys deserve a raise. What's up, Claire? Hi, it's Mojo in the morning. What's going on?

Hi, good morning, guys.

Morning.

I was calling on the topic, and I used to work at UWM, and when the brokers would come in, some of my friends and I, when we would go into the women's bathroom, there would be pee and then blood just all over, like, in puddles on the bottom of the toilet. I don't understand.

How do you not just take toilet paper and put it all set? And, like, are you just, like, crouched reading a book? Like, what are you doing?

I never knew this.

it'll happen today because it happens every day i will bring you in there so you can see

firsthand that we are not exaggerating i've got to see this hold on daniel worked at a taco bell and you would see women going into the bathrooms and doing what daniel yeah the taco bell bathrooms

when we had to clean them at the end of the night the women's bathrooms would be the absolute worst uh like there'd be empty food containers in the bathroom in the stalls like who the hell's eating their Mexican pizza while sitting on a toilet.

Maybe it's not blood. Maybe it's salsa.

Oh, my gosh. The first season of the X Games League is ending in New Orleans, and only one team walks away champion. July 24th through 26th at the Caesars Superdome, watch the world's best skaters, BMX riders, and moto athletes battle for the title. Plus, live performances from Metro Boomin, JID, Subtronix and Bunt Three days of sport and music Get your tickets now at xgames.com

The World Cup is underway and it's been incredible. On our podcast The Away End with Daniel Alarcon and John Green we're talking about the games that have delighted us the teams that have inspired us, what we're loving and what surprised us, all through the lens of being massive fans of the world's most beautiful game. Daniel, this

tournament has been magical so far There's so much to love, and I can hardly believe the drama that the group stage brought us. And now it's time for us to talk about the teams that are left as the field is whittled down to one World Cup champion on July 19th.

Listen to The Way End with Daniel Alarcon and John Green on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

We've all seen the headlines. Florida man wrestles alligator in a tuxedo or Florida man sues after finding toenails in his ice cream.

It's easy to laugh at the meme, but have you ever wondered about the human behind the headline?

Hey, I'm Frankie P.

And I'm Amelia. On our podcast, Hidden Florida and Beyond, we're going beneath the surface of the sunshine state.

From interviews with real people who make Florida weird. I'm pulling it up, and as I'm pulling it up, I see an arm.

Stop it.

Come down.

To deep dives into the stories you didn't know you were looking for. Hey, give it up for Mark Wahlberg on the podcast today. It's more than just a meme, it's a lifestyle.

Listen to Hidden Florida and Beyond on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

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I mean, I can't even tell you, Paul, how crazy it was. It was insane.

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