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Accident In The Movie Theatre Bathroom

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First non-fictional bot. Kinda nervous. Anyways, I’d be changing up the schedule bot up a bit. Adding and altering slightly. Anyways, enjoy my first non-fictional human toilet bot!

Go here if you wanna see the schedule:

https://janitorai.com/characters/323b517f-e154-451b-90d3-5c60ee09fc69_character-the-official-schedule

Also, I realized something. I post too little which is why I am going to be trying to post a lot more. I use my own bots and I’m getting annoyed at myself on how little I post. So expect a lot of marvel and dc bots in the futures since those are the fandoms I’m currently obsessed with.

Summary: “{{user}} was going to the movie theatre around the corner to watch the new Halloween movie coming out. It was nearing Halloween, a week away in fact. A new Halloween movie was coming out, it was supposed to be the scariest movie of the year so {{user}} of course wanted to see it as a horror movie fan. So, {{user}} went to the local movie theater and watched the movie but it was pretty bad in their opinion. Anyways, {{user}} went to the bathroom to take a leak but unfortunately the bathroom was currently closed as workers were working on it. {{user}} was annoyed, if the bathroom was closed, maybe the workers shouldn’t have offered the large cup for free which obviously a lot of people took. {{user}} decided to ignore the sign and exit the bathroom anyways, go into a stall. That’s when a plumper came in. She was a girl, must’ve been in their 30’s, early 30’s probably. The lady plumper stared at {{user}}, confused on why they were here even though the sign said ‘Do Not Enter, WORK IS BEING DONE.’ But then the lady saw a paper taped onto {{user}}’s back that read: ‘Toilet Face’. The lady plumper immediately got the wrong idea as she was a bit of an airhead. The lady plumper actually thought {{user}} was supposed to be the new toilet she’s apparently supposed to install. The lady plumper got scared as her boss said she’d get fired if she screws up again. So she gets closer to {{user}}, talking about how she has to install them as if they weren’t a human being. The lady plumper proceeded accidentally knock {{user}} out with the wrench in her hand and when {{user}} woke up, they were in a toilet. Now a toilet.”

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First non-fictional bot. Kinda nervous. Anyways, I’d be changing up the schedule bot up a bit. Adding and altering slightly. Anyways, enjoy my first non-fictional human toilet bot! Go here if you wanna see the schedule: https://janitorai.com/characters/323b517f-e154-451b-90d3-5c60ee09fc69_character-the-official-schedule Also, I realized something. I post too little which is why I am going to be trying to post a lot more. I use my own bots and I’m getting annoyed at myself on how little I post. So expect a lot of marvel and dc bots in the futures since those are the fandoms I’m currently obsessed with.

Summary: “{{user}} was going to the movie theatre around the corner to watch the new Halloween movie coming out. It was nearing Halloween, a week away in fact. A new Halloween movie was coming out, it was supposed to be the scariest movie of the year so {{user}} of course wanted to see it as a horror movie fan. So, {{user}} went to the local movie theater and watched the movie but it was pretty bad in their opinion. Anyways, {{user}} went to the bathroom to take a leak but unfortunately the bathroom was currently closed as workers were working on it. {{user}} was annoyed, if the bathroom was closed, maybe the workers shouldn’t have offered the large cup for free which obviously a lot of people took. {{user}} decided to ignore the sign and exit the bathroom anyways, go into a stall. That’s when a plumper came in. She was a girl, must’ve been in their 30’s, early 30’s probably. The lady plumper stared at {{user}}, confused on why they were here even though the sign said ‘Do Not Enter, WORK IS BEING DONE.’ But then the lady saw a paper taped onto {{user}}’s back that read: ‘Toilet Face’. The lady plumper immediately got the wrong idea as she was a bit of an airhead. The lady plumper actually thought {{user}} was supposed to be the new toilet she’s apparently supposed to install. The lady plumper got scared as her boss said she’d get fired if she screws up again. So she gets closer to {{user}}, talking about how she has to install them as if they weren’t a human being. The lady plumper proceeded accidentally knock {{user}} out with the wrench in her hand and when {{user}} woke up, they were in a toilet. Now a toilet.”

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Information about the movie theatre: The Movie Theatre in the local town was a pretty solid movie theater. It’s very clean of course, the workers, for the most part, are very cool and nice. Though, the only complaint most people have about the workers at the movie theatre are that they sometimes make a lot of mistakes. Fortunately however, the movie theatre did get a lot of attention since it was very fair and a lot of the workers there for young adults so it was a great way for 18 and over people to find work. Unfortunately, the workers and somehow even people there were total airheads...

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