Current Events > Never buy furniture that is difficult to bring into a house

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And never get a place that is difficult to bring in furniture. God, it's 2019 and we still haven't figured an ez mode for moving shit.

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Veggeta_MAX posted...

God, it's 2019 and we still haven't figured an ez mode for moving shit.

Yes we have.
https://www.ikea.com

Ikea isn't everyone in America and mother fuckers can't even put Legos together, how they gonna put Ikea?

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Forget that. It's 2019 and we still haven't figured out how to keep printers from screwing up all the damn time.

At least the furniture thing has reasonable limits and tradeoffs. Sure, you could make doors six feet wide but then they'd be a pain to open. You could make furniture fold, but that could be dangerous and prone to break.

You know what the downside to making printers that accurately judge whether they have paper is? Nothing.
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i have to physically remove every goddamn DVD from my shelves and then move the shelves just to fit a goddamn recliner into the room. i said i would help >< hate moving shit.
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A faulty printer is job security for your IT department.

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Literally one of the main reasons I would avoid getting a divorce.... lol
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In my country, we don't use the stairs or doors anymore whe moving the furniture throug the windows.

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Also note that if it's hard to get in it's gonna be hard to get out
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Solid Snake07 posted...

Also note that if it's hard to get in it's gonna be hard to get out

And then when moving shit out, you be like "The how yall get this shit in here in the first place?"

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Veggeta_MAX posted...

A faulty printer is job security for your IT department.

lol I work in IT, and I literally call a completely different department when stuff breaks.
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I'm not sacrificing my sleep comfiness just because a proper bed can be difficult to bring into a house or apartment.
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DevsBro posted...

lol I work in IT, and I literally call a completely different department when stuff breaks.

You think any of your coworkers gonna call the printer repair guy?

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DeadBankerDream posted...

I'm not sacrificing my sleep comfiness just because a proper bed can be difficult to bring into a house or apartment.

i thought beds weren't big/tall enough to slide through a door. it's couches that are the culprit you have to turn em in weird directions to make em fit.
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DeadBankerDream posted...

I'm not sacrificing my sleep comfiness just because a proper bed can be difficult to bring into a house or apartment.

Then have fun pivoting shit inside your place

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Typically beds are okay unless it's really bulky.

Couches or heavy wooden stuff is the worst. You can't squish it or anything. You usually have to take off your doors.
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Hardest to easiest:

Office desks
CRTs
Sofas
Misc large furniture
Mattresses
Loose stuff (higher if there's a lot of it)
Boxsprings
Misc small furniture (end tables, simple chairs, bedframe, headboard)
Boxes
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Uhh you're forgetting washers and dryers. They're the worst.

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Veggeta_MAX posted...

Uhh you're forgetting washers and dryers. They're the worst.

Sure, that's why you specify they're to remain, along with fridge and stove.
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Nothing but folding chairs for me, thank you
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Naw I'm taking my washet and dryer lol

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Veggeta_MAX posted...

Naw I'm taking my washet and dryer lol

The people we bought our new house from took their W&D too, but we were just like screw that and bought a nice scratch'n'dent set for $650, $700 with shipping, moving and installation, then we had the old ones to remain to use as a bargaining point for our old house.
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I guess that makes sense. Just buy a new one by selling your old one with the house.

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