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Most float centers run a tight schedule with narrow margins for the transitions between floats. Oftentimes relying on their customers to take reasonably timed showers to fit that schedule. If a single customer takes a shower that's a bit too long, it can throw of the schedule for the rest of the day!

What if showers were in a separate room? Then customers could shower as long as they want! Ashkahn and Graham explain why this is an extremely bad idea.

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Ashkahn: All right, howdy do dah, everyone. This is Ashkhan.

Graham: Hey, Graham is my name.

Ashkahn: And we're coming in swinging today, so let's do it. Let's get this question going. Here we go. Here we go. It's on fire. It's hot in here. You hot? It's hot in here. I'm sweating. You gonna ask the question?

Graham: I was just waiting. You just wouldn't even give me ... and you didn't quiet down-

Ashkahn: Sorry.

Graham: ... for any length of time over there.

Ashkahn: I came in a little hot. I was coming in a little hot. I was coming in swinging there.

Graham: "Would it be a good idea to put showers in a separate room from your flotation room?"

Ashkahn: That's our question?

Graham: "This would make the turnover time quicker. I'm worried about guests that take long showers. Also, this way I would be able to make sure they definitely got showers before entering the float tank/pod."

Ashkahn: I mean, no.