[ SECRET POST #3315 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3315 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What is the most sheltered thing you've ever heard someone say?

[blitzwing]

For me: "What do you mean, there won't be people to do my laundry in college?" (She was 18 and starting college in less than a month.)

For as much as they charge for dorms, they should be providing a laundry and dry cleaning service along with it...

Re: What is the most sheltered thing you've ever heard someone say?

[mrs_don_draper]

This.

Re: What is the most sheltered thing you've ever heard someone say?

[(Anonymous)]

Years ago, I met a college classmate of my grandmother's who told me that in college he would send his laundry home to his mother in a suitcase and she would wash it and send it back. I asked him why he had to do that (meaning, why didn't he wash it himself) and he said that was his only option besides taking his shirts to "the Chinaman down the street." I'm not 100% percent sure if his campus had no laundry facilities for students at all or it just wasn't socially acceptable for a male student to wash his clothes (I never asked my grandmother what she did with her laundry and now she's dead). Washing machines would have been more primitive back then (late 30s early 40s) too.

Anyway, I agree, but it could be worse!