We Need to Talk About Zoom Poops

Sammy Nickalls, a writer based in Pennsylvania, often has to poop immediately before a Zoom call. “I always end up thinking to myself, ‘Oh God, do I have time to take care of this before the call?’ and ‘WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING?’” Nickalls is experiencing what for most of us is a new phenomenon: the dreaded Zoom poop. As the pandemic forced more people to transition from an office setting to their new <a href="https://onezero.medium.com/if-youre-a-remote-worker-you-re-going-to-be-surveilled-a-lot-f3f8d4308ee" rel="noopener">work-from-home life</a>, crucial bathroom routines were suddenly upended. Folks who used to regularly poop at, say, 7:00 after a morning run but before their commute to work no longer had that built-in structure around which they could build their bathroom habits. They did, however, face a new stressor: the dreaded video call. <a href="https://debugger.medium.com/we-need-to-talk-about-zoom-poops-2a6c9831e1eb">Click Here</a>