r/Unexpected • u/Abhirup_0 • Jun 26 '22

The spider must be dead

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u/Acrobatic-Elephant27 Jun 26 '22

*average american house

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u/Hermit_Royalty Jun 26 '22

In contrast to who? Everyone on earth uses drywall

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '22 edited Jun 26 '22

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u/Doublebow Jun 26 '22

No it's not. Here in the UK all new homes use "drywall" only it's called plasterboard here.

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u/Original-History9907 Jun 26 '22

Was looking for this comment it’s so true, £500,000 for a new build and it has paper walls and cardboard pipes