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"I never laughed so hard reading this, as well as your article on the Tiny House Drinking Game. I ran across your article when searching for a video about the tiny house my 2 girlfriends and I are renting in NC for a girls weekend  (google Roost 36). I’ve always wanted to stay in a tiny house and I’ve probably watched all the tiny house shows ever made. Note the keywords “stay in ” not “live in”. I always wondered why parents moving their young children into a tiny house expect them to stay little, like they want a puppy or a kitten to. Don’t they know these kids are going to turn into crazy, hormonal teenagers, who will, if they haven’t already, resent them for forcing them into a tiny house like sardines in a can? What child in their right mind wants to be that close to their parents (and other siblings for that matter)? How do people have sex in a tiny house with only 6 inches above their heads and no privacy? Where does all the trash and garbage go in a tiny house?  I’ve never even seen a trash can in any of these episodes! And some of the episodes I’ve seen feature a toilet you even have to EMPTY yourself, like a bed pan attached to the seat! Entirely gross! Where does that shit go (literally)? I think it will be interesting with three of us staying in this tiny house. Thank goodness it’s only for a weekend, but my curiosity got the best of me. I really enjoyed your articles! I think you need to stay in one yourself and do a follow up. Which makes me think I wish that one of these tiny house shows would do a “where are they now” like 2 years later to see if a family of 3 or more are actually still in their tiny house. The kids are always smiling and think it’s cool in front of the cameras, I wonder what they are really thinking...."
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