Australia News on Dec. 7th, 2018
Friday, December 07, 2018
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This article suggests that the frequency at which people wash and change their bed sheet ranges from weekly up in the tropics, to once every six weeks down south where it's (usually) cooler. I am curious if this is actually the case among Aussie redditors. Whereabouts in Australia are you from, and how frequently do you change/wash your bed sheets?
For me, it's Melbourne, and weekly. Reading that people down here apparently don't even do it once a month comes as a bit of a surprise, and I'm not sure I believe it.
I kinda feel like this shit needs more exposure throughout reddit. We aren't the only one affected by this.
Hey
r/Australia... I’m 25 and haven’t had a car licence (just rider licence)... but I need to get a car. I can’t afford one up-front right now but would like to rent on long term... are there options for this? Right now because of multiple jobs and PT not being fast enough to get between them, I’m sometimes spending $40/day or more on Ola/Uber... surely renting a car would be cheaper than this?! I’m only finding quite luxe cars on Google... but would also just like to know about any pitfalls of doing this that I may not be aware of.
Because it’s christmas right?
Im normally pretty forgiving of employees trying to do their jobs in hard circumstances, but Australia Post are an absolute joke.
It’s my second encounter with our incompetent postman. A few months ago he left a $200 item well out in street view with was stolen. Took me two months and a case with the ombudsman to get full compensation for that.
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