Anon money
Posted by Ok-Leader-8373@reddit | 4chan | View on Reddit | 38 comments
Posted by Ok-Leader-8373@reddit | 4chan | View on Reddit | 38 comments
Comfortable-Key8997@reddit
My grandparents were up to their eyeballs in debt. They paid fucking $1800 for drapes in the living room in 1978 and spent the next 20 years chain smoking inside the house. But i wasn’t allowed to sit on their nice sofa because “kids are dirty”
Nice_Cash_7000@reddit
The act of buying something so expensive that you dont even use it needs to be studied tbh.
Same shit is happening with shoes rn despite the fact they get ruined faster without any use.
Trolburg@reddit
things you own end up owning you
a-smooth-brain@reddit
Well should've taken a bath you nasty little thing
Judah_Earl@reddit
Anon sold them for $4000 and spent it all on Pokémon cards.
TazDingus@reddit
Still a better use of money
plasticmanufacturing@reddit
I think the plates are more useful than scraps of cardboarf
LowOwl4312@reddit
Pokemon cards are an INVESTMENT
plasticmanufacturing@reddit
Anon posts as they admire their funko pop collection
OnePastafarian@reddit
>couple months salary
Broke ass lmao
The_Burning_Face@reddit
ChawcolateSawce@reddit
At least you know that thing’s getting used.
-fly_away-@reddit
Chinese real doll honor his ancestors.
The_Burning_Face@reddit
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Raizelmaxx@reddit
They had these things exactly because they didn't need to worry with money, anon. It's not that they were dumb with money, they didn't need to pay attention to it.
Enzo_GS@reddit
then why keep it in the cabinet?
IamAwaken@reddit
because they new how to party unlike you wimps
Superspookyghost@reddit
Did op look up the price of "1950s Royal Doulton China" and see that some sets today sell for $500 and then assume they paid $500 for a set in the 50s?
LordJanas@reddit
Boomers? This is the stuff my grandparents would've had which then gets passed down to their children (i.e. actual boomers). News flash regard; they didn't have microwaves in 1920.
You can also absolutely microwave china unless it has the gold trim which will give you a little lightening show when you try zap it!
DangJorts@reddit
Any ceramic will last a long time so who cares?
thorarern@reddit
No there is only fine China and plastic solo cups nothing in between
Nice_Cash_7000@reddit
You buy cups and mugs I buy beer pong sets. We are not the same.
But if im being fr I got some cheap Ikea glasses that can handle hot drinks and them shits are built like a tank. You could drop a nuke on me right now and 300 years from now theyll still be standing in the rubble.
47KiNG47@reddit
Dumbass boomers don’t even know about microplastic maxxing.
19Alexastias@reddit
Survived multiple generations because they were basically never used lol
Din_Plug@reddit
Any plate will last a long time when they only get used whenever your having Barack Obama over for Thanksgiving dinner.
Darly-Mercaves@reddit
I mean it will last a long time if it sits undisturbed in the attic all this time
baalsballs@reddit
I mean their parents generation insisted that they get fine china as proof they raised them right like your parents insisted that you get an equally over priced and under used college degree.
Nox_Stripes@reddit
They had enough money back then.
Judah_Earl@reddit
Imagine the posts in 70 years when kids are discovering their grandparents funko pop collection.
Jaded_Insurance_885@reddit
"It's an investment"
Actually it was. They just never sold it.
Valuable-Chipmunk784@reddit
HODL Royal Doulton!
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FMC_Speed@reddit
That’s a nice heirloom though
eldelshell@reddit
Anon never deemed worthy for the good silverware.
AAA515@reddit
It's not even Corelle
LowOwl4312@reddit
Sell it quickly before the last potential buyers (other boomers) die