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But also like... you can THANK people? You don’t have to be groveling like they’re the best person ever but when someone holds a door for me when my hands are full, I say thank you even though the rules of courtesy say that’s what they should do. I expect my waiter to bring me the correct food (sort of the bare minimum for a dining experience) but I still say thank you when they give me my plate. My husband is usually the one who does the dishes, and I usually do laundry, but we still say thank you to each other when I see him putting away the dishes, or he sees me putting away his clothes, because we appreciate each other living up to those agreements.

A Twitter user saw an ad for this neat, unassuming house for sale for less than $159,000. 

It had a beautiful yard, so he made an app’t to see it. And, that’s when things got weird. 

The living room was messy and tacky, but it had a nice spiral staircase, an open 2nd fl. balcony, and Mediterranean style. 

But what was up with this mural of outer space?

And these 2 creepy homemade aliens?

Well, the space theme continued into the dining room. The mural made it look like you were in a spaceship that landed on the moon- see earth off in the distance?

Hmmm. This looks like the conference room in a space ship. 

The kitchen is plain, but still has a few touches, as well as a “sealed” hatch door. 

What, you say you like the beach? This house has you covered. The bedroom has a waterbed and that’s real sand on the floor. 

The bathroom is a tropical rain forest. 

This 2nd bedroom is beautifully staged in a hippie retro theme- notice the square bed- it must be a cardboard box.

Look, this spare room is a blank canvas- you can make it anything you like.

And, I don’t know what this is on the mezzanine. 

The back of the house is nice, but it’s a little overgrown- the ivy is starting to cover some of the windows. It was sold for $152,500.

queen in london, 1973

i got this photo with gus from breaking bad and the conversation went like this

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