A New York woman has gone viral for revealing the unconventional bathroom setup in her apartment, where the sink and toilet are combined in an unusual and controversial way. Emily Bonani, a resident of the city, shared a video on TikTok showcasing her bathroom’s bizarre design, which has since shocked millions of viewers.
In the video, Bonani demonstrates the cramped space, which includes a toilet with a sink mounted directly above its flush tank. The sink can only be used when the toilet is flushed, making this space-saving arrangement both unusual and impractical. Bonani claims that this is the smallest bathroom in New York City and challenges her followers to prove otherwise. She also expressed frustration over the lack of flexibility, asking, “What if I want to flush the toilet but don’t want to turn on the sink? That’s not an option!”
Despite the cramped conditions, Bonani pays a hefty $2,000 (₹1.7 lakh) in monthly rent for her apartment. The video, which has garnered nearly 13 million views on TikTok and over 43,000 likes on Instagram, has sparked widespread reactions from social media users. Many were shocked by the setup, with some calling it unsanitary and likening it to a “prison toilet.” Others questioned the practicality of the arrangement, pointing out that it seems more like a “recipe for disaster.”
One user commented, “This looks like something straight out of a horror movie – can’t imagine using that every day,” while another joked, “Would love to see how they clean this!”
Despite the mixed reactions, some users empathized with Bonani, acknowledging that small, expensive apartments are a reality in New York City. “It’s a sad reality of New York apartments – small and expensive,” one user said.
While Bonani’s video highlights the strange bathroom arrangement, it also brings attention to the challenges of finding affordable living spaces in one of the world’s most expensive cities. With many commenting on the bizarre setup, it’s clear that New Yorkers are no strangers to making tough compromises in the pursuit of affordable housing.
As Bonani’s video continues to spark conversation, one thing is clear – this sink-toilet combo is a space-saving solution that has left people both stunned and curious about how people adapt to living in the Big Apple.
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