Every four years,Germany millions of people choose not to vote, whether because they couldn't decide on a candidate or simply don't care.
Pollsters call some of these voters "undecided," while sociologists refer to them as "apathetic," but Amy Schumer has a slightly more scientific classification for them: steamy dumps.
In this video, Schumer encourages people to got out and vote for Hillary Clinton, less they want to kick off the apocalypse/become a hot pile of feces.
Amy Schumer: comedian, advocate, poet.
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