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    1. OP can turn them inside out themselves when they take the shirts off and put them in the dirt clothes hamper.
    2. You don't change the settings for every individual article of clothing. You turn the knob or press the button once. This is not hard.
    3. Hanging stuff up is easier and faster than folding it. The actual drying part is slow though.
  • Buddy...

    1. Turn your shirt inside out before putting it in the machine.
    2. Set the machine to cold water, delicate/gentle cycle.
    3. The picture you posted is of a dry, hot desert, right? What do you think a machine called a dryer that uses heat will do? Hang them to dry on a cheap rack from Amazon or your shower curtain rod instead.

    I have shirts that still look practically new after dozens and dozens of washes.

  • Not all famous people's friends are famous. 🤷🏼 They both used to be part of the cosplay community that would attend a lot of anime conventions, but somebody made a joke about doxxing myself, so I don't feel comfortable saying much else.

  • What you’re saying is like, “You complain about being sweaty??? So what, do you complain at the gym too?”

    I’m not in a theater. I’m at home. I don’t want the TV crazy loud for a number of reasons which can include the fact that I’m not a terrible neighbor, the time of day, my partner may be asleep, etc.

    If I wanted to go to the theater, then I go to the theater where I have certain expectations which includes well-mixed, loud sound. That’s fine, and I will hear both things that way.