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"You know what else always baffles me about these shows? Health issues. I've only ever watched these tiny house shows while in a doctor's office waiting room, surrounded by people with broken legs, infections, arthritis, chronic pain conditions, etc. I have a vivid memory of watching one decently-sized hipster lady in a cheesy retro outfit talking about how cute it was that she had to climb an itty-bitty ladder to get up to her itty-bitty bed above an itty-bitty bathroom. All I could think was, yeah, and when you break your not-so-itty-bitty leg, I'd love to hear how cute you think it is. \r\nBut then again, I live with chronic health issues, so that sort of stuff is always at the forefront of my mind. I'd love to see how any of these people feel when they catch a mild cold, let alone what murderous rampage they'd go on if they or their partner had to deal with something more serious while cramped in a leprechaun's closet. See how cute that itty-bitty ladder is when you have a broken ankle, hipster lady. Not so adorable anymore, is it?\r\nThankfully I live with at least a little bit of common sense and forethought, realizing that yes, sometimes bad stuff will happen in the future. Thus I'd like to live in a house that can accommodate me and my small family when the shit hits the fan (preferably not spewing forth from a composting toilet, thankyouverymuch)."
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