As hard as I try not to think about it, every time I enter a public swimming pool, I'm always a little bit worried that it's not exactly the cleanest environment. You just can't have a huge body of water with tons of people frolicking in it without having someone slip and relieve themselves right there instead of getting out to use the restroom once in a while. And as much as I'd like to believe that people can control their urges, a new survey conducted by the Water Quality & Health Council revealed that 1 in 5 adults admits to peeing in a pool.
Please excuse me while I gag, faint, or do a combination of both. Oh. My. GOSH. Can you say disgusting?! And the worst part of this survey is also the scariest. Because it said that 1 in 5 people admit to urinating in the pool. And you know there are more out of the group who simply didn't want to fess up. (Ahhhh!!!!)
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