• samus12345@lemm.ee
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    1 day ago

    They lived across the hall from each other. It actually made sense in this case.

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      1 day ago

      Good point. But, I don’t even have breakfast with people in my own house. Just don’t have time and different schedules.

      Would have to be “perfectly” aligned with one another to pull this off in different apartments.

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        22 hours ago

        These were supposed to be young people with very laid back schedules. That’s what the vibe of the show was about. I’m pretty sure there isn’t a shortage of groups of young adults with moderately wealthy parents living in this sort of bohemian setting now and there certainly wasn’t one in the 90s.

        But yeah, it isn’t universal and it can come across badly in sine cases

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        20 hours ago

        I wish. We had a weird schedule at work the other day and I left the house after sunrise… Golly, I know it’s February but I swear I could hear the birds and see godly sunshine the whole drive. “Is this what empowerment feels like?” I thought.