Sounds like you have more of an issue with your upbringing than the existence of laundromats. For most people, going to a laundromat is a necessity, not a choi

Sounds like you have more of an issue with your upbringing than the existence of laundromats. For most people, going to a laundromat is a necessity, not a choice to make their children build character. One "chooses" to go to a laundromat as much as one has chosen there place to live; which, in San Francisco and New York, can be limiting.