The "Not Here Please" comedy studio has once again outdone itself: A comedian from this studio has started broadcasting live podcasts from the bathroom in his shared apartment, not just somewhere in the bathroom, but explicitly from the shower and the toilet out of.

This eccentric and shameless tactic tests the boundaries of private and public, while clearly inconveniencing fellow residents who now find themselves forced to share their morning routine with a live podcast audience.

How is it even possible for a comedian to do comedy while showering or even sitting on the toilet? The hygiene concerns are exceeded by the desperation of the roommates, who just want to go to the shared toilet in peace - and at all.

• "I knew my roommate was a 'shitty' comedian, but I had no idea he took it so literally. I can't even do my business in peace without half the internet listening to his comedy program."
  
  
• "At first I thought my roommate had washed his dignity down the drain with the dishwater. But then I realized that his dignity had already gone down the drain with his decision to broadcast from our bathroom."
  
  
• "Using a bathroom as a comedy club is pretty 'shitty', but using the toilet flush as a laugh track is just 'crappy'."

Given this comedian's creative and alternative approach, the shared apartment could usefully be located in one of Berlin's lively and artistically oriented districts, for example in Kreuzberg or Friedrichshain. These neighborhoods are known for their vibrant cultural and artistic scenes and would likely accept a comedian as a roommate who broadcasts live podcasts from the shared bathroom.

Unfortunately the shared apartment is in Pforzheim. The roommates are punished enough in terms of jokes.
Some people are therefore already considering moving to Darmstadt.