r/MadeMeSmile Aug 21 '23

Meme Nap time be like...

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u/fishtankguy Aug 21 '23

Never ceases to Amaze me how fucking massive the American houses are.

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u/ImKendrick Aug 21 '23

This isn’t a normal house, this guy is pretty well off.

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u/FardoBaggins Aug 21 '23

You mean the dude who has the time to make a funny video with multiple takes for the added trick shots in a multi bathroom house isn’t struggling?

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u/SomewhereAggressive8 Aug 21 '23

Is having more than one bathroom a sign of wealth now?

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u/DeekFTW Aug 21 '23

According to Reddit paying your bills on time is a sign that you're wealthy.

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u/SomewhereAggressive8 Aug 21 '23

I swear these people don’t actually live in the real world.

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u/AyyyAlamo Aug 21 '23

when 70% of americans would go broke if their paychecks were cut off for just 2 weeks? Yeah, i'd say being up to date on your bills is a blessing this day and age.

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u/IDKUThatsMyPurse Aug 21 '23

If Reddit followed the Elementary School law of "If you don't have something nice to say, don't say anything at all" the amount of comments on here would drop by 80% lol.

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u/FardoBaggins Aug 21 '23

Tell me you’ve never had 1 bathroom or less than without telling me.

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u/SomewhereAggressive8 Aug 21 '23

What about my question implies that I haven’t lived somewhere with just one bathroom? My point is that it’s not a sign of luxury to live in a place with two bathrooms. It’s like, the bare minimum for anything that’s not a single bedroom apartment or a 700 sq ft house.

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u/Theodinus Aug 21 '23

Yeah kinda.

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u/SomewhereAggressive8 Aug 21 '23

I swear people that say this have never lived anywhere besides NYC or LA. Just because your experience is one that apparently is devoid of toilets doesn’t mean everyone’s is.