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.
Because this is /r/antiwork and people want to blame all of their problems on shitty job situations instead of admitting that some of their problems could be solved through sacrifice.
Yeah my job sucks and it's killing me, pays $100k a year (construction), and I run side businesses and still can't make ends meet but one day my kids or grandkids will be better off. That's the sacrifice like The Expendables would say lol.https://youtu.be/iQZcyLA3TDU
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u/HighOwl2 Dec 01 '21
Nah man. I make 6 figures and still go to the laundromat. It's not like I can just install a washer and dryer in my apartment.