Have you ever wondered how much toilet paper people use across the world? Some countries have a "go big or go home" attitude while others are satisfied with a modest amount. But seriously, can we spare a square? How does this affect our environment and resources? Let's find out and maybe rethink our wiping habits. Are you ready to be surprised and hopefully, a little bit entertained?

Have you ever wondered how many squares of toilet paper the average person uses per trip to the bathroom? Well, brace yourselves because the answer may shock you.

In Japan, the average person uses only 8 squares per trip, while in the U.S. it's a whopping 24 squares! And did you know that in India, they prefer water instead of toilet paper?

But what does this say about us as a global society? Are we using too much or not enough? Are cultural differences to blame or are we simply influenced by advertising?

Let's put our feelings aside and start a conversation about something we all do but don't often talk about - our toilet paper usage. Because when it comes down to it, we all want a clean, comfortable bathroom experience. So how can we achieve that while also being mindful of our global impact?