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post 10000224074 Yesterday, 03:24 PM
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How often do you clean your place?

Things like sweeping, mopping, dusting ,all of that.
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Originally Posted By BigGuyForYou⏩
Things like sweeping, mopping, dusting ,all of that.
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Daily.

Hygiene is a safety thing, and is important for mental and emotional well being.

I don’t do all the chores everyday, but I do chores everyday.

I feel like it should be part of a lifestyle/mindset.
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I get anxiety if anything is remotely messy. So I clean everyday.

I was also diagnosed with OCD even though I feel thats a made up condition. I used to have a version of OCD when I was younger where I couldn't touch door handles, things had to be square (for example a book on a desk had to be in line with the corner of the desk), couldn't have mismatched hangers and many other compulsions srs.

Its not as bad anymore but I don't deal well with messiness.
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i pay some Latinas to come and scrub everything down once a month. i trade dollars for time not time for dollars.

7 Low-Value Activities Upper-Class People Never Waste Time On, But Working-Class People Do

1. Doing Their Own Low-Skill Household Chores

Wealthy people think about time the same way they think about money. If hiring someone to mow a lawn or clean a house costs less per hour than what their time is worth, the decision to outsource practically makes itself.

Working-class individuals rarely have that option. They absorb what amounts to a significant “time tax” every week, spending hours on labor that consumes their weekends without building anything financially meaningful. The Saturday afternoon spent cleaning gutters is a Saturday afternoon not spent on anything else.

https://www.newtraderu.com/2026/06/15/7-low-value-activities-upper-class-people-never-waste-time-on-but-working-class-people-do/
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Daily unless I'm going through a period of heavy drinking in which case I'll live in filth.
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My wife does that for me
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Wife does majority of cleaning. Ill do things when she seems overwhelmed and can tell she needs the hand. I try not to leave a massive mess in my wake as I do things as well, just makes things more efficient.
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Originally Posted By GordonXXX⏩
i pay some Latinas to come and scrub everything down once a month. i trade dollars for time not time for dollars.

7 Low-Value Activities Upper-Class People Never Waste Time On, But Working-Class People Do

1. Doing Their Own Low-Skill Household Chores

Wealthy people think about time the same way they think about money. If hiring someone to mow a lawn or clean a house costs less per hour than what their time is worth, the decision to outsource practically makes itself.

Working-class individuals rarely have that option. They absorb what amounts to a significant “time tax” every week, spending hours on labor that consumes their weekends without building anything financially meaningful. The Saturday afternoon spent cleaning gutters is a Saturday afternoon not spent on anything else.

https://www.newtraderu.com/2026/06/15/7-low-value-activities-upper-class-people-never-waste-time-on-but-working-class-people-do/
Atomic habits... if you just keep the place tidy and clean everyday you won't need a massive monthly clean up with maids

I live in a small place but taking the wireless dyson out for 2 minutes a day and scrubbing the counters in the kitchen and washroom takes me max 5 mins
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I have a maid come every day
post 10000224101 Yesterday, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted By DrugsToGetHigh⏩
I have a maid come every day
Your mom?
When he regains consciousness, double the voltage.

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post 10000224105 Yesterday, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Atomic habits... if you just keep the place tidy and clean everyday you won't need a massive monthly clean up with maids

I live in a small place but taking the wireless dyson out for 2 minutes a day and scrubbing the counters in the kitchen and washroom takes me max 5 mins
i'm a neat freak. but the toilet and shower and tub and sink accumulate grime that needs to be scrubbed. i can't do it as good as they can and i'm not going to do it. it's not worth my time. i'm too rich. i spend $75/month and come home to a clean place. bathroom scrubbed, floors mopped, carpet vacuumed, everything dusted. worth every penny.

your toilet and shower are probably filthy.

“I have a fucking hundred million dollars and Karen makes me scrub the mother fucking toilet!” – Jim Cramer - Trading with the Enemy: Seduction and Betrayal on Jim Cramer's Wall Street - Nicholas Maier
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Originally Posted By GordonXXX⏩
i'm a neat freak. but the toilet and shower and tub and sink accumulate grime that needs to be scrubbed. i can't do it as good as they can and i'm not going to do it. it's not worth my time. i'm too rich. i spend $75/month and come home to a clean place. bathroom scrubbed, floors mopped, carpet vacuumed, everything dusted. worth every penny.

your toilet and shower are probably filthy.
no man I guarantee my toilet and shower are MUCH cleaner than yours srs

I'm an unbelievable maid
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Originally Posted By Jughead96⏩
Your mom?
No, yours
post 10000224120 Yesterday, 03:58 PM
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
no man I guarantee my toilet and shower are MUCH cleaner than yours srs

I'm an unbelievable maid
Every time I’ve been a guest and used someone’s shower I piss in it
When he regains consciousness, double the voltage.

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post 10000224123 Yesterday, 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted By Jughead96⏩
Every time I’ve been a guest and used someone’s shower I piss in it
You ever tried that in my place and you'd be licking that piss off the shower floor buddy
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
You ever tried that in my place and you'd be licking that piss off the shower floor buddy
While it’s running dipshit. You would never know . Piss freaks anonymous
When he regains consciousness, double the voltage.

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Originally Posted By Jughead96⏩
While it’s running dipshit. You would never know . Piss freaks anonymous
Mirin

I'm more of a sink guy myself
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Mirin

I'm more of a sink guy myself
As kids though we would trespass into new houses being built in the new suburbs and piss and shit in the bathtubs as a prank

One guy shit in the tradies microwave they left and then turned it on for 10 mins to bake and we left
When he regains consciousness, double the voltage.

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Dusting and sweeping everyday, mopping every second or third day, i clean the kitchen after using it. Maid comes 2x per week to do a deeper cleaning mostly focused on bathrooms and kitchen but she also sweeps and mops. She comes mondays and fridays.
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Originally Posted By notbadnotbrad⏩
Mirin

I'm more of a sink guy myself
Pissing in sinks is more natural
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Originally Posted By GordonXXX⏩
i pay some Latinas to come and scrub everything down once a month. i trade dollars for time not time for dollars.

7 Low-Value Activities Upper-Class People Never Waste Time On, But Working-Class People Do

1. Doing Their Own Low-Skill Household Chores

Wealthy people think about time the same way they think about money. If hiring someone to mow a lawn or clean a house costs less per hour than what their time is worth, the decision to outsource practically makes itself.

Working-class individuals rarely have that option. They absorb what amounts to a significant “time tax” every week, spending hours on labor that consumes their weekends without building anything financially meaningful. The Saturday afternoon spent cleaning gutters is a Saturday afternoon not spent on anything else.

https://www.newtraderu.com/2026/06/15/7-low-value-activities-upper-class-people-never-waste-time-on-but-working-class-people-do/
MOGGing.
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the only manual labor i do is my laundry. towels, sheets, clothes. clothes are minimal being retired and living in S FL. i thought about outsourcing this too but it would be more disruption and hassle and time than just doing it myself. my ultimate goal would be to never lift a finger to do any manual labor at all. i'm an optimizer and an efficiency expert.
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Originally Posted By GooBaaa⏩
Pissing in sinks is more natural
Nah that’s nasty that’s where ur forks and shit go.
When he regains consciousness, double the voltage.

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I have a cleaning lady that comes every Friday morning. Srs, vry srs.
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Originally Posted By Jughead96⏩
Nah that’s nasty that’s where ur forks and shit go.
You wash your forks in the bathroom?
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