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People just want to "poop in privacy" 😮#YouCantAskThat
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1:40Now PlayingWheelchair users criticise and empathize with able-bodied people who use accessible toilets.
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This episode was filmed in 2016.
Production Credits:
Directors: Kirk Docker and Aaron Smith
Series Editors: Nick McDougall, Sally Moran
Researchers: Georgie Lewin, Jess Cohen, Ryder Susman, Michael Badcock
Consulting Producer: Jon Casimir
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Title Music: “Soul Searching” By Amourouge
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