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If we accepted the standard of living from 200 years ago, we could easily have 10 hour work weeks right now.

11:31 AM · Jan 25, 2016

@WimmenTalkALot

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But no internet porn, or easy access to coffee.

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200 years ago most people worked very long hours on farms. Preindustrial life sucked donkey balls. Now is MUCH better

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@DrWeezil

Congratulations again captain idiot on not grasping the point at hand. I see a pattern.

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kind of. The problem is people bid up the price of property in desirable places. And building codes prevent houses like 200y ago

@KarlCarter2015

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And women wouldn't be so mouthy.