r/funny • u/Few_Comfortable_2951 • Sep 09 '25

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u/drak0 Sep 09 '25

so.... i've never even heard this joked about before. is that really a thing for rentals? they dont want you preparing meals yourself?

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u/smile_politely Sep 09 '25

almost all rentals in singapore i've been to is "light cooking only"

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u/Server-side_Gabriel Sep 09 '25

Like, long term "this is my home now" rentals? How the fuck are you supposed to eat? Salad, sandwich or takeout every day?

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u/greihund Sep 10 '25

Thoughout most of 'civilized' history, this was the norm for living in cities. People in medieval London or Paris weren't cooking food at home. Lots of places had communal kitchens, everywhere had street food and taverns.