People who want it to last.
That’s a large part of why “things aren’t built the way they used to,” is wrong. People don’t want to pay a lot for appliances now, so they get built with cheap parts to meet that price point.
There were cheap garbage appliances in the old days too.
Yup, the whole, “They don’t make things the way they used to,” thing is part survivorship bias, and part people not understanding that appliances used to be very major purchases.
If you spent the equivalent of what they cost back then, you’ll get an appliance that lasts decades.
No technology huh?
So a bucket, washboard, mangle, and piece of string for laundry.
An ice box or cellar for refrigeration
And an open fire for cooking.
Speed queen is one for washers and dryers
That’s kinda up to you
Ffmpeg isn’t a format.
I legitimately knew a guy who was a magician who pulled a card out of a girl’s pussy. I wouldn’t have believed it if she hadn’t confirmed it.
Better soak this bandana in tear gas antidote.
They were talking about women not liking short guys, not them not liking tall women.
That wasn’t the trick they were talking about. They were saying to start peeing, but prevent the flow of urine to let pressure build up to blast open the urethra.
I’m no urologist, but that sounds unhealthy.
You’re not thinking 1 quarter at a time.
Depends on the car and device, but I think they usually disable the ignition, not the key turning.
It never pretended to be a sweet scene. It’s basically just saying that wisconsinites are alcoholics.
Nah, it’s that they signed multi-year leases and have to justify spending the money.
It wasn’t a blunder if it didn’t negatively impact the company.
Yeah, it’s almost a different restaurant than in other states. I’d try it if you ever have the misfortune to travel to Texas.
I’m assuming you’re not in Texas if DQ is on your list.
Back during my freshman year of college, we robotripped a lot. The feeling of 40 gelcaps popping in your stomach at once is really bizarre.
Millions of people
Yeah, those suckers were the equivalent of like $2k today.
But even cheap appliances can last years if repaired. Washers and dryers are pretty simple to fix (electric only), and it’s cheaper than you might think for common issues. Lid switch replacements, drum rollers, heating elements, sensors, etc. run like a max of $50, and you can always find a YouTube video of someone replacing the part in the exact model you own.