I've done it for a lot less. I've been a mom, a personal care worker, a cleaning lady in a public library, and a pet owner.

And when my mom had terminal cancer, I changed her colostomy bag every day, two or three times.

Nurses do it for a lot less every day.

I'd do it for free if it was someone I cared about who was disabled.

nope. I clean poop every single day, multiple times during the day. barrier devices are a win

I clean poop, urine, vomit, blood, septic/toxic wounds, maggot wounds and it's even more serious when leptospirosis is in the mix. wish gloves came in body sizes

NO!!

um... i wish i got that kind of money when i was changing my siblings diapers when i was a kid

im a wastewater treatment plant operator. taking care of everyones bizz is normal for me

It's actually a possible risk to your health doing that. I'll pass.

No LOL, SO many better ways to make a thousand bucks

For 1,000 dollars? Definitely! Besides, you can just clean it off after... It's not the most disgusting thing in the entire world, but still not that pretty lol. But then again i've babysat a few times, so i'm kinda used to it.

@goralski Lol anyway you want

Alex, thank you. It made me sad too, but at least it wasn't someone who didn't know or care how she was feeling. My mom was the coolest person ever. I was honoured to be allowed to give back a little of the care she gave me for so many years.

Oh no I don't: )

No thanks

@Alex as disgusting as that would be, I would do it if I had gloves, a mask, and a LOT of hand sanitizer and air freshener....people's justifications are strangely convincing ;)

@Ynotisay @Serenitree 😶😐😕....🙃 Makes me kinda sad but you're a good person

@reubles LOL good answer!!!

I had to clean up someone's puke once.

Like having to wipe their ass??