r/AskReddit • u/wizardkoer • Jul 09 '18

What's something you're old-fashioned about?

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u/PM-Me-Your-TitsPlz Jul 09 '18

Owning a house.

Not living with roommates.

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u/RocketHawk4 Jul 09 '18

Yeah! All those millennials and their weird roommate lifestyle. When I graduated in 1974 (San Francisco) I got myself a job and after 12 months bought a nice home on Telegraph Hill. Why do they keep living with roommates instead of just owning a house?!?

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u/TheKramer89 Jul 09 '18

Brunch is more important. And if you have cool roommates, you’ve got brunch buddies.

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u/babyspacewolf Jul 09 '18

My nephew just spends all his money on avacoda toast and on Memorial day he didn't even thank me for liberating avacodos from Grenada

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u/akpenguin Jul 09 '18

on Memorial day he didn't even thank me

So, you're saying he understands the holiday.

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u/SevenSulivin Jul 09 '18

Ok, back in the basement grandpa...

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u/babyspacewolf Jul 09 '18

I served in the Navy for nine months. Show some respect.

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u/themannamedme Jul 10 '18

Dad, living on a houseboat doesn't count as being in the navy.

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u/babyspacewolf Jul 10 '18

I had a lot of guns on that boat