Don't even get me started on that solid wood Broyhill dinnette set!
this post was submitted on 03 May 2025
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I owned my first appliance at 17. How old could you possibly be?
- And that's not what the meme is about. It's about not having to pay for a brand new appliance.
Aye. It's also the difference between planned upgrading for quality of life improvements vs being unexpectedly forced to buy a new fridge or something because the one crapped out. Like, you can live fine without a dishwasher, but a fridge not so much.
Indeed.
This meme and variations of it pop up all the time, and sure, there's a 'haha' there. But it's doing some kind of whitewashing of REAL economic struggles of our generation, and I'm not sure how to feel about it.
It's more about laughing to ease the pain. For sure the cost of living has gotten way out of hand. But having a bit of fun about a shared bad time makes going through said bad time a bit easier.
better than getting dead innit