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We moved constantly to avoid bill collectors so we never lived more than a few months at any one place until I was 14. This is the house today.
  My brother in law lives there. 56 years ago when I was there it didn't have a car port and the driveway was narrower. 4314 DeMilo. My best friend rented a room there when I had moved out and was living there when he was killed in a car wreck at 23 years old. He was just a few weeks away from getting his engineering degree at the University of Houston in 1980.
   My dad died there at 47 in the den in 1975.

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My mom died down the street from there at a washateria (laundromat) in 1997. I put off buying her a washer and dryer because I was a selfish little bitch.  I had a good job at the post office then but I was busy ruining my life and didn't have time for anything else. Got what I deserved when I became homeless in 1998. I earned every bad thing that happened to me.
  I avoid mirrors because I hate looking at that bastard.

People learn from their mistakes.

We need a washer. She bought that thing during the pandemic. The bearings are shot or something.  I should take a video. It starts banging and convulsing and moving all over the floor. We need a new one but we just can't accept that it failed after 3 years. Same with a big tv we bought. When I was a kid, we had some refrigerator from like the early 50's that was in the house when we moved in and it was there when we left in the 80's and it was still working. Same with all appliances back then. They had no digital anything but they lasted a lifetime.
So now it's not worth fixing anything. I'm not going to pay some guy $400 to fix a washing machine I can probably replace for $500.

We had a shitty life. It was hateful and utterly deranged. It just chewed people up. My brothers were either eaten alive or became monsters themselves. I'm going to outlive all of them just out of spite. I wish some of them were still alive so I could take revenge.

We need a washer. She bought that thing during the pandemic. The bearings are shot or something.  I should take a video. It starts banging and convulsing and moving all over the floor. We need a new one but we just can't accept that it failed after 3 years. Same with a big tv we bought. When I was a kid, we had some refrigerator from like the early 50's that was in the house when we moved in and it was there when we left in the 80's and it was still working. Same with all appliances back then. They had no digital anything but they lasted a lifetime.
So now it's not worth fixing anything. I'm not going to pay some guy $400 to fix a washing machine I can probably replace for $500.

I’m pretty sure my washer is about 15 years old. We inherited it when we bought the house.

We need a washer. She bought that thing during the pandemic. The bearings are shot or something.  I should take a video. It starts banging and convulsing and moving all over the floor. We need a new one but we just can't accept that it failed after 3 years. Same with a big tv we bought. When I was a kid, we had some refrigerator from like the early 50's that was in the house when we moved in and it was there when we left in the 80's and it was still working. Same with all appliances back then. They had no digital anything but they lasted a lifetime.
So now it's not worth fixing anything. I'm not going to pay some guy $400 to fix a washing machine I can probably replace for $500.

you can definitely replace the washer for 500 bucks and it will have a warranty I highly suggest you do this.

I’m pretty sure my washer is about 15 years old. We inherited it when we bought the house.

I don't see you washing anybody's clothes.