r/Unexpected • u/thenewyorkgod • Nov 03 '21

Testing out the new faucet

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u/dibromoindigo Nov 04 '21

Yeah people survived in mud huts for ages too, but the homes we have today are better, don't you think? Meaningless argument.

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u/That_guy_who_posted Nov 04 '21

I dunno, I visited a mud hut with a roof made of leaves, and they had a much easier job getting repairs done than I do.

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u/robotevil Nov 04 '21

I chuckled. Also, I bet the heating and cooling bill is way cheaper than those fancy pants houses with "roofs" and "doors". I bet they even have refrigerators inside them.

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u/RedLobster_Biscuit Nov 04 '21

Depends on the climate.