Urine and the pharmaceuticals

"Those who rent Port-a-Potties have a way to collect the urine and sell it to pharmaceutical companies. Pharmaceutical companies separate urea and use it in drugs, lotions, makeup, and other mixtures we-the-general-public cluelessly buy."

You are absolutely correct.  They only gather the urine from the urinals in the porta-potties - they don't separate anything collected from the 'sit downers.'  This urine is then sold to pharmaceuticals and an extract is made that becomes a prescription drug for clearing out the arteries.  If I remember right, that drug costs in the neighborhood of $250 a month.

The owner of the Porta-John company who was the first one to sell this urine to pharmaceuticals, is interviewed in the video "Urine: Good Health."