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A new invention alerts.

Okay.

And I'm viving with this one.

I don't know, in honor of 420, they released this invention.

But a Chinese car company has patented a voice activated in-vehicle toilets,

which can be built into a passenger seat. It has a heating element to evaporate pee and an exhaust fan, you know, to take care of

odors. Wait a minute. Did you say voice activate? Voice activated like, hey, car, hook it up with a

toilet real quick. Bam. Do what do you just say? Hey, car, hook it up with a toilet real quick. Bam.

What do you just say? Hey, car, number one? Number two. Activate number two. Where does it go, like under your seat? Yeah, it's under the seat. The drivers will not have a toilet, unfortunately. Oh. Well, that's who needs one. Because a lot of times the driver is the one that's going like, hey, did everybody go to the bathroom?

And everybody's like, yeah, we went to the bathroom.

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