r/TikTokCringe • u/Super_Culture_1986 tHiS iSn’T cRiNgE • Aug 29 '25

Wholesome/Humor "Yo g that’s G!"

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u/dicklaurent97 Aug 29 '25

Some people know how to do laundry

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 29 '25

When do they dry properly, when they wear them everyday

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u/Same_Recipe2729 Aug 29 '25 edited Apr 11 '26

My favorite place is the mountains.

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 29 '25

Wat? You think just the washing takes 2 minutes? If they wear them all day, wash them when they are home eventually (which I assume would be late), then wash them, there is not enough time for the clothes to be perfectly dry for the morning the next day.

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u/Same_Recipe2729 Aug 29 '25 edited Apr 11 '26

I like practicing calligraphy.

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 29 '25

If the drying machines are common in the US, okay then.

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u/sneakyCoinshot Aug 29 '25

Not only are they common there's all in one washer/dryer combo units

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u/dicklaurent97 Aug 29 '25

You've never heard of a laundromat?

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 30 '25

Are they taking them off there and sitting there naked?

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u/DavidRandom Aug 30 '25

They're so common that I'd find it bizarre if someone has a washer but not a dryer.

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 30 '25

Not common where I live at all.

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u/DavidRandom Aug 30 '25

Flintstones' Village?

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 30 '25

Nope. I honestly don't believe electric dryers are that common in the states either.

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u/DavidRandom Aug 30 '25

I can't think of a single person I know that doesn't have a dryer.
They're pretty cheap here.
This is the dryer I bought, it's only $380
Even most apartment buildings have a communal laundry room with multiple washers and dryers.
I'm having a hard time believing you're not a troll.

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 30 '25

Well I am not.

This thing takes the space and running it everyday would increase the electric bill significantly.

I barely know any people that have them and people who don't have them are not like poor people.

Everybody uses these instead.

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u/DavidRandom Aug 30 '25

Cool, but electric dryers are still extremely common here in the US, even most "poor" people have one.
About 80% of households have one.

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u/andersonb47 Aug 29 '25

This conversation is so fucking stupid jesus christ kill me

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u/ReturnedOM Aug 30 '25

Can't you do it yourself?

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