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In the Navy, we used to call this "hot racking." Sailors on different watches were sometimes required to share a rack. Good luck to anybody who does this. I'l
by KC8ZKF 10y ago
In the Navy, we used to call this "hot racking." Sailors on different watches were sometimes required to share a rack.
Good luck to anybody who does this. I'll leave it at that.
- douche 10y agoThat was my first thought as well. Hot bunking might be an acceptable practice on submarines, but damn, if that is the solution to the SF rent problem, maybe looking for work elsewhere is a better plan.
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