It's Hard To Hold Back After Kidney Surgery, Parto Patrio Ever Had A Police Officer In His Pants

Parto Patrio (Instagram @dienz_36)

Comedian Parto Patrio recounted a funny moment after being paired with a tool to open the urinary tract to make it easier for him to urinate after kidney stone surgery.

Parto admitted that it became difficult to hold back urine after that. Until one day he experienced a funny incident where he locked me in his pants while attending PASKI's birthday (Union of Indonesian Comedy Artists).

"Oh, it's not a rembes anymore. So at that time I wanted a PASKI birthday event, I was looking for a location, suddenly I really wanted to cry, on the side of the road I stopped, on the side of the road it was impossible, if for example on the toll road, I could open the back door, the front door opened, I cried," said Parto Patrio in the Mampang Prapatan area, South Jakarta, Tuesday, May 21.

Initially Parto managed to accommodate his urine in a drinking bottle which he had previously vacated.

"It's not on the side of the road, there are many shoppers, finally I stopped, I had a bottle, I drank it, I vacated it," explained Parto.

"It turned out that taking off my pants was a bit difficult, especially when there were all kinds of seatbelts, I had already come out in my pants and I accommodated it in the bottle," he said.

It didn't stop there, it turned out that not long after that, he felt tired again, but unfortunately when he returned to wearing his pants.

"That's it, put it in a bottle, close it, it's full, the bottle is 300 ml, as soon as I want to fix it again, thank you again," he explained.

Seeing this, Parto immediately told his wife, Dina Risty, not to be present at PASKI's birthday because she was the one who had continued to look at her pants.

"Yes, I finally told my wife, 'I'm coming home again', 'why?', 'not finished', because it's (pis) in the pants," he said.