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It's OK, if you are going fix it. Otherwise try living in a house where things are broken.
by JackPoach 6y ago
It's OK, if you are going fix it. Otherwise try living in a house where things are broken.
- durnygbur 6y agoSo a rented place? Where the owner has no incentive to fix it, and the tenant oftentimes doesn't have the authorization to do so. Especially when the owning entity is focused exclusively on extracting the profits. You accept it, move out, or turn insane.
- bloak 6y agoEvery house I've lived in has had several things - doors, window blinds, appliances - that only I can operate because it takes practice to work around their brokenness. It's only when I see someone else trying and failing to use them that I remember that they're broken. But it doesn't convince me to repair them. I get used to things and don't like unnecessary change.
- afarrell 6y agoIts much harder to fix things if people are unwilling to hear the idea that things are broken.