Yeah not a great example, I was trying to fit the name in a format that I see everywhere (examples from another thread: Fantastic_Emilly, Bright_Babey, PetalSweett, Blossom-Gift, Fantastic-Heaven, StarWhispeerr)
Like "Drya kallia", just random structures that sound like names
Yeah not a great example, I was trying to fit the name in a format that I see everywhere (examples from another thread: Fantastic_Emilly, Bright_Babey, PetalSweett, Blossom-Gift, Fantastic-Heaven, StarWhispeerr)
Like "Drya kallia", just random structures that sound like names
Most average everyday people are barely aware they have a subconscious let alone know what it does. So give that guy a break, he probably has no clue our emotional state is highly dependent on factors outside of our conscious mind. Like a dirty room can give you anxiety and you not even be aware that’s the cause.
All that matters is the person writing the check. More often than not they are observant of these things. Or at least the subconscious effects of "good work ethic" end up getting repeat contracts.
By who, by the time there's actually more than a couple people in this room no one is looking at the line of the chairs they are looking at where people are sitting and where they should sit and the chairs have already started to move
Yeah, but the baseline is set - the chairs and room are organized and spaced properly. Of course they're going to get moved around, but at least it's a clean start.
I worked in events for 15 years and all I gotta say is if you look closely you can see a hook on the end chair. All these banquet chairs stack beautifully and have the ability to hook together in rows to make a perfect line.
We usually didn't hook them but it doesn't take snapping a masons line to eye it and then the trick is on the aisles, the inside chair column, where the row aisle is, put a chair there. All your rows are spaced perfectly
While there's some truth, you'd be surprised how accurate most people are at putting stuff back. Like, sure, it only takes a few and there will be a few given the audience size, but it's uplifting to know that overall most humans are not inconsiderate assholes.
As a chronic bed unmaker, who cares? I'll clean and fold my clothes, I'll wipe down counters after everything. But the bed? Nah. It'll get tossed all around the second I get in, and making it doesn't make it anymore comfortable. Also, who's gonna judge me for it? Certainly not I, and if anyone but my wife and I makes into our bedroom, I don't think that a slightly messy bed is gonna make them think any worse of me or her
I am going to have to hard disagree there, but I do realize that I may be in the minority here (and that this may be entirely related to my AuDHD). I find a bed with neat sheets and everything well aligned to be far more comfortable than one where the sheets and comforter/ duvet are all jostled and misaligned with one another. I am not going to bother with decorative pillows, or folded blankets at the foot of the bed, or anything pointless like that, but taking the 20-30 seconds to pull everything into alignment and leaving it fairly neat makes it so much nicer and more comfortable for me when I go to bed that evening.
For the same reason that these guys are getting paid to make sure all of these chairs are aligned; some people care about things looking or being right, even if no one else is going to see it.
And I am going to walk into my bedroom at night and see a made bed? Like above, some people care about things looking or being right, even if no one else is going to see it.
..you actually should not do that. I needs to air out. You lose about a liter of sweat overnight, and your beds warms up. Warm and moist is like the perfect breeding ground for mites. It's unhygienic to make your bed immediately in the morning.
That's something that I haven't considered before. I assume that the ideal solution isn't to leave your bedding all clumped up but rather remove it from the bed and hang it up?
That would be ideal, yes, but generally leaving it clumped is already enough, provided you change your sheets regularily. It's the moisture in the matress and bed sheet that's the main issue, and than can't escape with the bed fully made.
Seems like this device is completely unnecessary if they just used the metal hooks at the sides to link them together. Then your wouldn’t have to worry about that either!
Having lived through too many of these types of conferences - the first thing anyone is thinking is "oh great, I wanted to be wedged between 2 grown adults in a 22in chair that is touching the chair next to me. I wanted to breathe in the air they just breathed out."
There's a reasonable middleground between noticeably sloppy chairs and chairs so tightly aligned that you need to pay a couple of bozos hours to sit there and align them with special custom tools, yeah?
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u/andersonfmly 1d ago
And it’ll take a matter of minutes for all tht hard work to go POOF once the doors open to whoever’s using the space.