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  Human poop is definitely not something that washes off of skin easily. You'll be stuck with the smell for a while.
context: Bodily waste can literally be a biohazard. Plus it stinks. It's gross.
  And, if anything, this should increase the amount of respect people have for janitors. People look down on it simply because they're selfish idiots who feel the need to be "above" someone, but janitors are some of the most important and underpaid people out there. Be proud of what you do, because it enables the rest of us to feel civilized and sanitary. 
  If all janitors stopped showing up to work, those people who look down upon them would be among the first to complain. >
  
  I'm pretty sure OP's view is something most janitors acquire after they get used to it. >
  
  Honestly, I'm not sure how people don't get it from cleaning their own bathroom at home. >
  
  do you think people piss and shit everywhere in their bathrooms? how often do you think people clean their bathrooms where something like vomit becomes not gross? >
  
  I piss on my walls to mark my territory >
  
  but you don’t clean it up right? half the point still stands >
  
  I think people have an instinctual aversion to poop, especially, because of the potential of bacterial poisoning. I don't think you can become sick from inhaling poop smells all the time, but you definitely don't want to go around touching poop with your bare hands at all.