Re:How much money do people need to be happy?
by spodek on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @06:54PM
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There are clothes that don't need folding and lifestyles that don't need clothes that need folding.
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Re:How much money do people need to be happy?
by rconti on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @07:10PM
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well, I take "folding" to mean "putting away". Eg, putting your socks in a drawer (usually balled up together, but I guess you could just toss individuals in there).. hanging up tshirts and sweatshirts, putting away your jeans and workout clothes..
Some kind of organization is ideal, because I often live out of the clean laundry hamper and it's a chore to hunt for stuff every time you need clothes.
Re:How much money do people need to be happy?
by tmnvix on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @08:03PM
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When I'm not living with others, this problem goes away. I start out with things in the wardrobe and drawers but as I get distracted by the things I actually want to do I gravitate towards a sort of inbox(clean)/outbox(dirty) 'floordrobe' system. It's surprisingly efficient.
Re:How much money do people need to be happy?
by bunfunton on Wednesday February 28, 2018 @09:02PM
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I do the same but having to hunt for clothes in the inbox sucks, and having to iron extremely wrinkled button up shirts sucks as well
Re:How much money do people need to be happy?
by robotresearcher on Thursday March 01, 2018 @10:43AM
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I wear a suit of armour. Disrupt the folding industry.