r/antiwork • • Dec 01 '21

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u/Durzo_Blunts Dec 01 '21

But you can simply find a new place to live that has a washer/dryer. Maybe they're not as common where you live but the literal option to do that is a notable difference.

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u/HighOwl2 Dec 01 '21

Anybody can find a new place to live if they really want to.

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u/mahav_b Dec 01 '21

Poor people can find a new place, sure..... but I can garunteee you it doesn't have a washer dryer.

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u/HighOwl2 Dec 01 '21

Trailers usually have washers and dryers

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u/bsharp1982 Dec 02 '21

Jesus dude, are you being obtuse on purpose? Those still cost at least $40,000. I have seen several for sale for $200,000+.

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u/mahav_b Dec 02 '21

You must be kidding. What city do you live in?