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I don't think this analogy quite makes sense. You didn't use that space before buying a treadmill anyway. If anything you actually paid 5000€ to not use it at
by stackbutterflow 5y ago
I don't think this analogy quite makes sense. You didn't use that space before buying a treadmill anyway.
If anything you actually paid 5000€ to not use it at all. Money wasted.
But if you buy a treadmill you're finally putting it to use and starting to generate a ROI.
- stereolambda 5y agoUnless you're thinking about large homes, these empty square meters are absolutely needed and healthy. You need space to walk in your home, it's much more pleasing psychologically than clutter (or even slabs of "organized" stuff), and reduces claustrophobia. So yeah, the space constraints can absolutely make some hobbies, or owning too many physical books and media etc., too costly.