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Typically this is some combination of: 1. Make enough money to never cook 2. Never cook 3. Live in a tiny Bay Area apartment 4. Have no pets 5. Live alone
by fcarraldo 8y ago
Typically this is some combination of:
1. Make enough money to never cook
2. Never cook
3. Live in a tiny Bay Area apartment
4. Have no pets
5. Live alone
- cglace 8y agoI live in a four bedroom home with a huge yard. The secret is to clean as you go about your life. If you leave a room, look around, see if there is something you should take with you. Do dishes while you are waiting for something to cook. Buy a cordless vacuum for quick access. When the weekend comes around your house is already clean.
- sixstringtheory 8y agoAlso, the less stuff you own, the less stuff you have to organize/dust/hide.
- bdamm 8y agoHow do I teach the others in my family to do this? I've tried for years but they still resist or are incapable of it!
- cglace 8y agoI'll let you know when I have kids. I did teach my dog to pick up her toys though.
- maccard 8y agoAn alternative to not cooking is to enjoy cooking. I look forward to cooking, and enjoy the time I spend prepping for me and my partner, so I don't count it as housework. Cleanup definitely counts though.
- Vendan 8y agoI have occasionally gotten sad when my wife was like "let's just order a pizza" and I wanted to cook something. Admittedly the cleanup sucks, but putting effort into something, completing it and then almost immediately getting positive(usually) feedback is sometimes rare, and can be incredibly rewarding. And that's just from an analytic perspective!