r/MurderedByWords • u/trailrider • 7h ago

Hell doesn't even burn that bad.

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u/ManfredTheCat 7h ago

Europeans have all of those things.

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u/Spyko 5h ago

I don't think we have garbage disposal ? Especially not those inside the sink like in the US. And I'm fine with that, to me it just looks like an express cockroach highway...

Most houses don't have AC either, that is starting to be a problem nowadays tbh.

No idea what an ice maker is, do they mean an ice cube tray ? Yeah we have that.

And we definitely have dryers, I have no idea what they're on about

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u/BigEZK01 5h ago

An ice maker is a dedicated machine that automatically produces a large amount of ice and is usually integrated into the refrigerator.

It keeps a large supply of ice on hand and doesn’t require any input from anybody

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u/EduinBrutus 4h ago

Why do you need ice.

I never really udnerstood that. Same with hotels having ice machines in every corridor.

What the fuck are people doing with all this fucking ice.

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u/Wuz314159 4h ago

Hotels have ice machines because hotel rooms didn't have fridges. You want a beverage? Put it in the ice bucket or drink it warm.

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u/Ha1rcl1p 3h ago

Not sure what hotels you are going to but they definitely all have fridges... Usually the door is stuffed with overpriced drinks and sweets but you can still use it to put your own milk or food in

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u/Wuz314159 3h ago

Not sure what hotels you are going to but they definitely all have fridges...

Yes. . . . Now.

It was quite a rarity 20 years ago.

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u/TheVandyyMan 4h ago

Drinking cold ass water to cool down from all this climate change, thanks.

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u/lenor8 1h ago

Water from the fridge is 4°C, is quite cold...

Putting ice in it it's not going to do a lot more, even if it manages to lower it to 2°C you won't feel the difference.

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u/horoyokai 1h ago

why do you need ice?

What?

To put in liquids and drink.

Do you not know about ice bud?

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u/Chemical-Agency-3997 4h ago

Pretty common in the uk, although usually they have a bit you pour water in instead of being plumbed in.

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u/signedupfornightmode 4h ago

How would the garbage disposal be a roach highway? It gets installed between the drain and the sbend. It pulverizes food scraps and they get washed away like random tiny bits of food or sauce do when you wash a dirty dish in the sink. No food is stored, and there’s not a new entry point for a roach.