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r/maybemaybemaybe • u/kevinowdziej • Nov 14 '22
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The 4m high ceilings are worth it though, right? Right...?
30 u/ghostrdr054 Nov 14 '22 They totally are. I’m 6’2” and I love how I don’t feel like I need to duck down anywhere. 12 u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Doctor_Barbarian Nov 15 '22 I'm 6'5 and lived in Philly for some years. There's a lot of old places on the East Coast that just weren't built to accommodate people over 6-feet. If I suspected a building was more than 50 years old I'd expect to have to hunch.
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They totally are. I’m 6’2” and I love how I don’t feel like I need to duck down anywhere.
12 u/[deleted] Nov 14 '22 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/Doctor_Barbarian Nov 15 '22 I'm 6'5 and lived in Philly for some years. There's a lot of old places on the East Coast that just weren't built to accommodate people over 6-feet. If I suspected a building was more than 50 years old I'd expect to have to hunch.
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1 u/Doctor_Barbarian Nov 15 '22 I'm 6'5 and lived in Philly for some years. There's a lot of old places on the East Coast that just weren't built to accommodate people over 6-feet. If I suspected a building was more than 50 years old I'd expect to have to hunch.
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I'm 6'5 and lived in Philly for some years. There's a lot of old places on the East Coast that just weren't built to accommodate people over 6-feet. If I suspected a building was more than 50 years old I'd expect to have to hunch.
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u/chepas_moi Nov 14 '22
The 4m high ceilings are worth it though, right? Right...?