00:00Imagine squatting in a toilet at 4,800 meters above sea level, taking out your phone for a quick scroll, and then, oops, you drop it.
00:07Good luck ever getting it back, and there's more.
00:09What if tourists nearby snap a photo and accidentally catch you on camera?
00:12Privacy gone.
00:13Worse yet, if a drone flies by for a live stream, your toilet break can make you famous.
00:18Not in a good way.
00:19So, I came up with a bold design.
00:20First, two massive steel beams, thick and strong, would be driven deep into the mountainside, reinforced with concrete.
00:26Next, a ladder-like platform would extend outward, covered with sleek tiles, so it's smooth and stylish.
00:32At the end of this platform, two parallel beams support a swing-like structure, where the toilet hangs, supported by heavy chains.
00:38But it didn't look very elegant, so I had a better idea.
00:41Attach a toilet seat onto a bicycle frame, then suspend the entire thing.
00:44Still not enough.
00:45Let's add a rotating bearing, so the toilet can spin 360 degrees, offering a full panoramic view of the stunning mountains.
00:52But why sit alone?
00:53Let's build a second toilet nearby, connected by an arc-shaped rail, so two riders can float toward each other, meet in mid-air, and maybe even share a kiss.
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