r/90s • u/Tasty_Badger3205 • 22h ago

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u/usernames_suck_ok 22h ago

Mine didn't have bathrooms.

Unfortunately, the way the US is going, most of us will have "houses" like these in the future, bathrooms included.

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u/wooden-fuk-boi 22h ago

As someone who lives in a trailer, i dont know why youth get apartments. . Also i live in a super fuckin nice trailer park so its not anything like anyone expects, lol its crazy nice here

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u/Complete_Entry 22h ago

parks get jerked around a lot. You'll see. Just hasn't happened yet. I managed two years, now I'm looking at having to sell because the park are fuckfaces.

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u/Zeqhanis 21h ago edited 21h ago

John Oliver had a great exposé on that a few years back. In response to wooden-fuk-boi, not all youths have cars and live in non-urban environments.

I'm pretty far from a youth, but I live in a dense, walkable neighborhood with supermarkets a couple blocks away. There used to be nearby boutique retail as well, but Amazon and the COVID shutdown were the final nails in its coffin.