I say for a truckers, it's an occupational hazard, one that many of us don't even think about. Now, for one, trucker, absolute disaster. Struck while he was taking care of business in a pilot bathroom that trapped him in a stall and had him calling and screaming for help. You see, the toilet in the stall next to him was clogged and overflowing into his stall. He couldn't stand up. He couldn't escape. He was trapped, they say, in every sense of the word.

So I pulled out his phone and started recording and yelling for help.

As he did, he warned those entering that someone had blown up the toilet next to his.

With his legs straight out in front of him, to avoid getting his shoes wet, he confirmed

that yes. There was

indeed Dookie in the water that was running all over the bathroom floor. The employees who

entered and were assessing the situation noticed the S all over the floor and eventually

provided the trucker with plastic bags to cover his shoes. They were also able to provide him with a small trash can

to place his feet on until he was ready to attempt his escape. The video has over a million

views. It is captioned, it's never a dull day as a trucker. And it's never a dull day as a trucker

also a pilot employee either, as there is another video from the perspective of the employees

entering the bathroom. In the far less, as they say, popular clip, one of the employees

announced us, I quit. After taking a look at the damage, the stopped-up toilet did to the

bathroom. Damn, yeah. They said, quote, they are not paying me enough to clean up this kind of damage.

Our question, how did a toilet save or ruin the day?

206, 803 rock.

Hello, Tom.

Welcome to the men's room.

Ola, bids, ha!

Hey, but I work in the second floor, it's a two-story building.

I work on the second floor right above a bank.

About five years ago, I was really behind at work, so I go in 7 o'clock on a Sunday morning to work on the computer.

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