There's now a masturbation booth in NYC made for men to relieve stress during the workday

A London-based sex toy company Hot Octopuss is New York men 'a stress relief centre' during a very busy day. The makers of the revolutionary "Guybrator" have put a male stress relief booth in Manhattan.

The 'GuyFi' can be found on 28th street and 5th avenue, complete with a chair, laptop, and curtain so you can yank the one-eyed, purple-headed yogurt slinger in peace.

Hot Octopuss, maker of the world’s first ‘Guybrator’, has been working hard to reduce the stigma around male sex toys as well as advocating the health benefits of masturbation.

The company now invites office workers in desperate need of some downtime to visit the GuyFi booth and find out for themselves how a little break can make a big difference to their wellbeing and productivity.

Scientists say that male ‘alone time’ reduces depression and stress, as well as increasing self-esteem – all undeniably beneficial for staying healthy in today’s fast paced and stressful work environment. A break for as little as 15 minutes can seriously enhance productivity in the work place.

Hot Octopuss co-founder Adam Lewis had this to say in a press release:

    “There’s no denying that working a nine to five job can be stressful on both your mind and body, especially in a non-stop city like Manhattan. It’s really important for guys to look after themselves so that they can stay healthy and focus properly on the task in hand. We’re told time and time again how beneficial it is to have a break away from your desk. At Hot Octopuss we are all about looking for new solutions to improve everyday life and we feel we’ve done just that with the new GuyFi booth. We hope the city’s men enjoy using the space we’ve created in whatever way they want. It’s completely free of charge… all that we ask is they thank us when they get their promotion!”

Masturbating in public spaces has become an epidemic in NYC. Last summer the NYPD went on a citywide manhunt in search of a guy who choked the chicken behind a small hat on subway trains.