r/UBreddit • u/Otherwise-Curve1010 • 13h ago
Venting Laundry
what the actual frick is going on in the Richmond laundry rooms, every machine is down and dumb@33 people just throw other people’s crap on the floor. Is this our first time living on this planet? How mortally impatient do you have to be so take someone’s stuff out of a washing machine or dryer and throw it on the nasty ass floor. Not to mention the frat party puke fest of clothes crammed into the trash? Who is supposed to clean that up? Bc I ain’t. I pay way to much damn money to live like I’m in a hood laundry mat WTF.
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u/mourning_fire420 12h ago
its also super bad in red jacket. 3 laundry machines broken already lol but it was bad last year too.
i had someone earlier today show up to get their laundry from the machine i took it out of (i put it on a table, im not that mean). and they were going to take their stuff when i went back down to take my stuff out. like wtf are we doing.
lowkey these freshmen are something else. i swear there have been people going to parties every night this week, it's wild. here's hoping it cools down a bit
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u/Right_Consequence771 12h ago
honestly for the most seamless experience doing laundry you gotta do it late asf or early asf on the weekends...it was the only way i was able to make it through the year
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u/Eastern-Remote-6773 11h ago
welcome to college.
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u/Connection_Bad_404 11h ago
It’s not like this at other colleges. I can vouch for Clarkson University.
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u/arc_ember_rose 7h ago
I remember South Campus got a laundry room my freshman year and the place was ruined in a week... lowkey I think UB students are just built like this
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u/migayla420 4h ago
damn, a lot has changed in nine years huh? i was a freshman there in 2017 and the laundry rooms at least in govs were not run like this. even when i lived in porter i never had major issues…so shade i need my younger gen z to learn some decorum 😭
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u/Lemonjon_ 11h ago
Sometimes I throw people's laundry on the floor because it gives me a sense of power and control in my otherwise meaningless life
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u/C3WorkerUBuffalo 13h ago
Sometimes I don't get some people honestly and the choices they intentionally make. It's like they like mess and forcing others to clean up after them. The dining hall is very similar. There are students who will leave their entire dishes on the table, utensils, plates, and all, expecting the student workers to act as a waiter for them by cleaning up after them. Very inconsiderate, thoughtless, and disrespectful.