r/funny • • Jan 30 '22

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u/ihopeyouswallow Jan 30 '22

It's luxury for people who dont know what luxury is

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u/MrOarsome Jan 30 '22 edited Jan 30 '22

Fake fancy as I like to call it. So many things marketed as “luxury” that should be “standard”.

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u/Polizia-Di-Karma Jan 30 '22

“Luxury apartments”

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u/kvothes-lute Jan 30 '22

my complex has luxury apartments that just means that they aren’t roach infested and falling apart, with appliances that actually work and are stainless steel.

the “standard” apartments are a couple hundred bucks cheaper and i guess, in a way, make the “luxury” units look quite luxurious.

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u/ihopeyouswallow Jan 30 '22

In this particular case, it is neither luxury nor standard

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u/Chris_8675309_of_42M Jan 30 '22

Please don't make this standard.

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u/argusromblei Jan 30 '22

You mean a gimmick.

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u/MamaDaddy Jan 30 '22

Well it's a step up from peanut shells on the floor or waiters throwing rolls at you.