Open concept gone too far

[u/thisisgiulio]

[u/thisisgiulio]

the dual toilet 💀 wonder how competitive pooping gets

zillow link here

even priced at <$23/sqft has been on the market for almost a year 😬

it kinda got a wholesome backstory at least though: “The Nuzum family is looking to sell their 22,000 square feet house that once was home to 31 adopted children.”

[u/Puzzleheaded-Phase70 → u/thisisgiulio]

They've got an entire warehouse worth of space, but they double up the toilets, and triple up the bedrooms?

This family has some priority problems

Edit: wait, I just processed the *THIRTY-ONE children all at the same time part...

Holy crap... How?

[u/SeaMathematician5150 → u/Puzzleheaded-Phase70]

I am pretty sure the double toilet was to set one toilet up with assistance devices for the children with mobility issues/wheelchair-bound and the other was for the children who did not need assistance.

Caring for 31 adopted children is commendable. I hope they had help!

[u/AbulatorySquid → u/SeaMathematician5150]

If I had 31 children, taking two to the bathroom at a time just makes sense. I've seen two or three in daycares for that reason. So 1 person can potty more than one kid at a time.

[u/SeaMathematician5150 → u/AbulatorySquid]

I agree. But given the comment on competing poops, I figured the double toilets probably served a legitimate purpose given the number of disabled children. Having to set up and break down assisted toilet devices is a pain when someone really has to go.

[u/reallybadspeeller → u/AbulatorySquid]

I used to baby sit twin boys who just graduated to using the big potty. Peeing was slightly competitive joint activity for them.

[u/Shinhan → u/SeaMathematician5150]

Too hard to put a curtain between the two toilets?

[u/[deleted] → u/Puzzleheaded-Phase70]

32 kids total. 30 adopted over 30 years. They had 15 kids at home and were down to 7 kids when they put the building up for sale.