for some of you, doing laundry at a community laundry center may seem like no big deal. however, i am a snob and have always had a washer and dryer (yes, even in college). so, since this was my very first attempt at paying for my laundry i documented it.
ready to go:
step one: get money card (if you are from the era of coin operated, they no longer exist cause people like phil rig them and never have to pay)
step two: washing
passing time by talking on the phone
step three: dryer
passing even more time by reading
an hour and a half and $5 later:
CLEAN LAUNDRY
the best part: as i was moving my laundry from the washer to the dryer, a boy walks in wearing nothing but a pair of boxers. he opens a dryer, pulls out a pair of shorts, puts them on and walks out.
step one: get money card (if you are from the era of coin operated, they no longer exist cause people like phil rig them and never have to pay)
passing time by talking on the phone
an hour and a half and $5 later:
1 comment:
You know you can always go to Mommy's and have her wash your clothes! It would probably cost the same and they have cable.
BTW, love the shirt you were wearing. Where did you get it? :) (I gave the one I got to my cousin as a "thank you" for taking care of Raider)
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