At the NYC marathon, the real race is getting to the front of the toilet line

WNYC News | 4 hours ago

For about 60,000 people, the recent New York City marathon was the culmination of months, or even years, of physical and mental preparation. But before the run, participants had another important race to complete: the race to the bathroom. WNYC’s Samantha Max waited with them -- in what felt like miles-long porta-potty lines -- and discusses her experience.
 

(Photo Credit: Samantha Max)

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