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fruityyamenrunner:

kontextmaschine:

I guess in how the normative hot tub has gone from in-ground to above-ground: yeah, all that plumbing and wiring and equipment is probably more effectively assembled by a team in a dedicated factory making X/day than a contractor crew that even gets to build how many in a lifetime

On the other hand, I’ve experienced between Dr. Orne’s nice leafy inner Philly suburb and my “favored quarter” exurb, Los Angeles, and the outdoorsy-hippie-money Ithaca and Portland, I’ve always lived in prime jacuzzi-contractor territory

when did it go to in-ground? the last time i paid attention to jacuzzis was Sims 1 era gawking at expensive ways Americans get wet and they were all above ground affairs

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Can you imagine implementing in-ground hot tubs in the original Sims?

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