00:00 Teddy Siegel crowdsourced an accessible Google map for NYC public restrooms after repeatedly being denied entry into various establishments' bathrooms.

03:45 Erika Barris investigates why public restrooms are scarce and delves into the history of New York City's once ubiquitous pay toilets.

07:30 A group of New York City kids, led by Ira Nelson and Michael Hirschfield, form a club to end pay toilets amidst the civil rights era.

11:01 Efforts led by New York City teens inadvertently resulted in both pay and free public restrooms declining due to unintended consequences.

14:48 Efforts by New York City teens advocating for pay in public restrooms led to their decline, as it removed essential maintenance income and created mismanagement issues.

18:20 New York City teens who campaigned for pay in public restrooms unwittingly harmed maintenance funding and management, leading to declining facilities.

21:35 New York City's experimentation with pay-to-use public restrooms highlighted practical challenges, leading to their discontinuation.

25:12 A New York City pay toilet experiment revealed user frustrations over coin usage and time limits, contributing to the eventual abandonment of such facilities in favor of more reliable options.