freetime2

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   by freetime2 9y ago

   We recently purchased a combination washer/dryer unit. We throw the dirty clothes every night before bed, set the timer (electricity prices here are lower over night), and the clothes are all washed, dried, and ready to be folded when
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   by freetime2 9y ago

   I think this article is less about the benefits of laundromats vs. in-unit washing machines (most people would choose the latter), and more about the struggles of people who are unable to afford apartments with in-unit hookups and who now h
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   by freetime2 9y ago

   From the article: Laundromats’ margins are further thinning as the price of water and sewage services have risen across the country. Utilities make up by far the heftiest of Lavanderia’s expenses, costing over $100,000 each year. Add to th
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   by freetime2 9y ago

   Is this NTT as in "Nippon Telegraph and Telephone"? It's a surprising and welcome sight to see such shenanigans coming out of a Japanese mega corporation that used to be owned by the government, and now operations in a heavil
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   by freetime2 10y ago

   I'm guessing you don't have children...
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   by freetime2 10y ago

   Honestly in comparison to other options - working too hard is probably a much better form escapism than most. Earning money, producing things that other people need, developing relationships with coworkers are all positive things. And to be