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Fred
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The next guy seemed to be in a hurry, too!
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zsrh2002
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I don't know if my eyes were playing tricks on me, but I swear I saw a wet spot on guys pants at the end ! 
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Fred
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Just a glimpse, but yes, I saw it, too. Probably just the after-pee dribble, considering that someone that drunk often isn't fully in control and doesn't attend to details (like don't put it away until you're really finished).
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Thanks for those 4 Keith. A bit of summary might be appropriate, and I'll oblige this time since I've just watched them. 
The first two don't have much to see but the first is a hot story told by the driver from the point where you indicate, and the second is a set of interviews of racing cyclists about what they do when they have to pee during a race. Since the latter is in Dutch which only a minority speak here, and I certainly don't have the time and inclination to translate the lot, I'll just mention that there is general agreement that some racers are able to pee on their bikes while some can't and have to stop which can be dangerous because it might block the other racers. While peeing during the race is allowed it must not be done in the direction of the spectators. It's very difficult to do while on the bike with the other racers clustering around you, and you can only do it during quieter parts of the race where you are not exerting yourself. Another point made is that it isn't really something you can practise doing beforehand on normal cycle tracks when not racing, because people will look at you strangely if you do!
The third video is in a language I don't understand (does anyone know what he's saying?), but fortunately you can see what his problem is anyway.
The fourth one seems to be a row between two guys one of whom won't let the other piss in a bottle.
The first two don't have much to see but the first is a hot story told by the driver from the point where you indicate, and the second is a set of interviews of racing cyclists about what they do when they have to pee during a race. Since the latter is in Dutch which only a minority speak here, and I certainly don't have the time and inclination to translate the lot, I'll just mention that there is general agreement that some racers are able to pee on their bikes while some can't and have to stop which can be dangerous because it might block the other racers. While peeing during the race is allowed it must not be done in the direction of the spectators. It's very difficult to do while on the bike with the other racers clustering around you, and you can only do it during quieter parts of the race where you are not exerting yourself. Another point made is that it isn't really something you can practise doing beforehand on normal cycle tracks when not racing, because people will look at you strangely if you do!The third video is in a language I don't understand (does anyone know what he's saying?), but fortunately you can see what his problem is anyway.
The fourth one seems to be a row between two guys one of whom won't let the other piss in a bottle.
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The Uber driver
Since this one is in English, I could fully appreciate it! My first thought was that this was staged, but as I watched it I decided that it was genuine. I suppose Uber/Lyft drivers do get into some interesting conversations with their passengers, and I understand that dash cams that capture both the interior of the car and the view ahead are recommended.