This is wild, and I don't know what to do with it.

I don't have a take on this.

Okay.

But I read this, confirmed it, maybe a different source. So I'll say it's not true. But I was thinking about appliances and how they don't last. It's kind of a joke because they used to. Yeah. And so this was one expert was going on about how that's true with ovens they make them worse like even the

knobs and now more electronics that'll go out within two years and it costs too much stuff like

frustrating but they said in terms of washing machines like for your clothes and dryers that they're

the same but we they only they don't last as long now even though they're made just as well or better okay

and it's because in 1960 this is what blew me away in 1960 the typical family of four did two loads

of laundry a week hmm and now we do eight. Yeah, a lot more than that.

I was just thinking two loads for a family of four.

So like towels, sheets, clothes.

Huh.

That's amazing.

We must have a radically different idea about how clean everything needed to be.

I remember wearing things over and over.

I do too. Yeah. yeah i do but even then

two loads because then your mom would be like take that off like because we would have it and

then you like want to run around and she'd be like take yeah yeah yeah save it for yeah yeah yeah

wear the same jeans over and over yeah yeah but i i just do we have more is that saying we have more now? We have more... No, because if you had more, you would do less laundry. Well, no. No, we have more laundry. Yeah, so you would have more... We're constantly doing laundry. That's true. Back then, we didn't... Huh. Didn't wash our clothes as much or whatever. I don't know what to do with this. I just thought it was kind of interesting.

That is interesting.

Yeah, no take on this.

It's not informative or entertaining.

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