Who knew a trip to the laundromat could look like this?
Laundry time. Loathed by some, pleasantly embraced by others. While opinions may differ in that regard, it’s likely you’d be hard-pressed to find someone who actually enjoys passing the hours by in their local laundromat. Unless that is, you’re in
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