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I don’t understand what is going on in this meme.

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Apparently Europe doesn’t have tumble dryers or something :shrug-outta-hecks:

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But… we do

Did this guy see a painting of 18th century peasant life and think it was a photo from somebody’s instagram

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I dunno Americans are weird

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Idk about the rest of Europe but in Greece yeah we don’t really have them. Like, you can buy them, I just never had them and neither have I noticed people who had them, I’m sure some do. But is it really important? Like, you can just have a clothe line or one of these stretcher like things, I don’t know what they are called in English. I never felt like it was a problem lol

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I never had one for a long while, but we got a cheap one because hanging up and drying and ironing 5+ people’s washing is exhausting. But it uses too much electricity, which is expensive, so we don’t even use it anymore.

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Pretty crucial here there’s maybe two weeks worth of says per year that leaving your clothes out wouldn’t make them worse.

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How do you line dry clothes in winter?

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I’m pretty sure I have one, lmao.

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