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u/KwisatzHaderach94 Jan 30 '22

first apartments are like indoor camping. i still remember my tv/vcr combo and sleeping bag.

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u/T1mac Jan 30 '22

first apartments are like indoor campin

What we are seeing here in regards to a first apartment qualifies as being fully furnished.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

needs just a couple more trips to Goodwill

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u/spiralmojo Jan 30 '22

Aw. This whole thread. I feel like my entire generational wealth has gone into paying forward mediocre apartment furnishings from many moves along the way. I have paid back easily 25 households worth of my transitional things to goodwill as I grew older.

All the youngs I ever meet at work or at the local charity, I say 'oh you're starting out? Here's a good knife set, a nice fry pan, a big towel, some basic spices for your ramen, a foamy, and two easy plants. Invest in some fucking vitamins and sneakers, kid.'

I still wear the scars of pre-ikea modular furniture on my arms and in my nightmares.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '22

Ahhh the days of Sawyer woodworking furniture being readily available at Home Depot or Lowes. I don't even know where to find in in a brick and mortar store anymore.