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How Toilet Sensors Actually Work (2021)
After discovering a hidden camera in the restroom, one pee shy man finds out there are more behind those automatic toilet sensors than he initially thought.
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After discovering a hidden camera in the restroom, one pee shy man finds out there are more behind those automatic toilet sensors than he initially thought.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Randy Nguyen
In Theaters:1/12/2021
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Digital Vibrant
Cast
Randy Nguyen
Director
Daniel Merino
Man 1
Greg Swartz
Agent Johnson
Kristen Garrett
Head Toilet Controller
Josh Going
Man 2
Abbey Vollman
Toilet Controller 1
Alex Nguyen
Toilet Controller 2
Erik Donovan
Toilet Controller 3
Erwin Friendly
Toilet Controller 4
B.K-McKee
Toilet Controller 5
Nick Amar Tubach
Toilet Controller 6
Giovanni Valdez
Toilet Controller 7
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