iktWorks for me?
Gonzako
Ricky RigatoniIt’s called asceticism, sweaty, look it up.
BlueFootedPeteyHow do you know they are perspiring?
Via the peersperation protocol?
TheDemonBuerYoung men, maybe. I’m in my 40s and there’s no way in hell I’m sleeping on a thin mattress on the floor. That would destroy my back.
I spent the last 13 years of my life sleeping on Japanese futons and am now sleeping on a full box spring mattress for the first time since.
I can’t remember the last time I had this much trouble sleeping. What I wouldn’t give to have a “thin mattress on the floor” again.
agamemnonymousMost nights I sleep on the cheap, hard futon couch I’ve had since college. If I sleep in my actual bed too many nights in a row, my back starts to get stiff.
AnanääsI had a fancy ass futon for about 2 years, first on the floor and then with all kinds of extensions (like a mattress topper and slatted base) it was killing my back. After that I’ve tried 3 different mattresses (two spring ones and a memory foam) and now finally a proper box spring bed from an actual furniture store that the salesperson helped us choose – and my dog does it make a difference! Also buying a good pillow helped a ton. I’ve decided I’m getting too old to sleep in an unsuitable bed. Most of the hotel beds I’ve slept in after getting the new bed feel like crap.
I never slept on a cheap thin mattress, but my mattresses have been on the floor for more than 30 yrs. You can keep your box spring and frame. And I’m 50
Evil KittyLet’s be real, do you really need anything more than that?
KoboldCoteriePlus, if you make $100k per month and live like this, you’ve probably got $98500 left at the end of the month. You don’t need to have too many months like that before you don’t need to work anymore.
Jo MiranThis. The goal is to never have to do this shit ever again.
I have a colleague that just left the industry to become a violin luthier. Motherfucker doesn’t even know how to play yet. That’s how far they want to get from anything related to their work life.
Not sure you need to know how to play them, to sell them. Heck I had a bow re-stringing apprenticeship under a guy named Howard Needham. He can repair any damage done to any violin. He doesn’t play a lick. He ensures that at least one of his apprentices can properly play a scale to test the instruments. Or he used to anyway. Haven’t talked to him in a couple decades, so he may not be with us anymore as he was in his late 60s back in '99-'00
Yes, that’s what my colleague told me. They did specify that the luthier school requires that they can play a little, but not much.
Once you learn, your fingers never forget. I haven’t had a lesson in almost 3 decades at this point. I pick mine up and practice once a month or so, but I can still just whip out songs at the drop of a hat. Unfortunately I never learned to sight read, and only play by ear. I can “read” music, slowly. I just can’t read it at tempo.
A chair will be good for your back in the long run.
Why does it have a giant paper cup on top of it?
Because this is AI
Ugh I got fooled again. I hate this new internet.
(Starbucks logo for anyone else looking)
OrgunDonorNot just that, but also the Plug sockets, the weird bottle in the top right, The sauce packet in the bowl, the laptop and its weird stickers. Then if you zoom in, the plug extension melts into the carpet, the writing on the note pads and a few other oddities as well.
I don’t think most men make $100k
ickplantThat power bar doesn’t look right
JoshCodes
idunnololzAlso the starbucks logo
Kinda. I always treated my place like a workshop with a bed and computer in it.
After moving to a new place I tried to be an adult, get more furniture, hang artworks and such.
In the end I don’t really like my place. I rarely use the living room part and my tech stuff isn’t as reachable and practically organized as before. In hindsight I should have sticked to what I want for a home.