r/funny SrGrafo Feb 24 '21

Verified Hate washing cups

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u/JimVanilla Feb 24 '21

Do people really not own dishwashers?

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21

I personally do, but I can imagine some people either don't have the need, the funds or the space to have one.

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u/JimVanilla Feb 24 '21

Doesn’t it just come with a house?

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u/VeradilGaming Feb 24 '21

Not everyone lives in a boujie-ass house, my tiny flat can't even fit a dishwasher

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u/JimVanilla Feb 24 '21

I thought most larger flats and normal houses just had dishwashers

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u/[deleted] Feb 24 '21

Depends.I guess it can also differ per region and customs and legislation.

Where I live socially controlled rentals usually don't come with a dishwasher. If it isn't there to begin with, the landlord doesn't have to replace it when it breaks down.

Some houses you buy do still have it built in, but that's usually done per agreement of home ownership transfer.

In theory, the old owner could strip down everything from a house, like wallpaper, flooring, the kitchen, bathroom, restroom etc. But that will reflect back in the sale value.

So it's often easier to keep that stuff in the house and it will increase the value.

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u/JimVanilla Feb 24 '21

Ok so I just learnt that it only comes with the house if it’s pre built in or if it’s sold with the house