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California Dreamin'... of a Fridge
So, you're moving to California, the land of sunshine, celebrities, and apparently, fridge-less apartments. Welcome to the Golden State, where avocados are a religion but refrigeration is optional.
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The Great Fridge Mystery
Now, you might be wondering, "Why on earth would anyone rent a place without a fridge?" Well, let's dive into this enigma.
- Landlord Logic: Turns out, landlords in California have a peculiar sense of humor. Or maybe it's just business savvy. See, a fridge is considered an "amenity" here, not a necessity. So, by not providing one, they save money on maintenance and replacement. Plus, it's a great conversation starter for potential tenants: "So, uh, do you have a fridge?"
- The California Lifestyle: Maybe it’s all part of the whole "live on the edge" California vibe. You know, like, "Embrace the challenge of keeping your avocado toast fresh without refrigeration!" or "Discover the thrill of daily ice cream runs!" It's all about character building, right?
- Environmental Warriors: Some might argue that fridge-less apartments are actually eco-friendly. Less energy consumption, fewer appliances to break down. But let's be real, most Californians probably drive more than they walk to offset any environmental gains.
Fridge or No Fridge? That is the Question
While the lack of a fridge might seem like a deal-breaker, fear not! There are alternatives. You can always buy a mini-fridge, or become best friends with your local grocery store. Or, you know, just eat out all the time.
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Pro Tip: If you do decide to buy a fridge, make sure it fits through the door. Trust me, it's a bigger challenge than it sounds.
How to Survive a Fridge-Less Apartment
- How to keep your avocados fresh: Invest in a ripening bag or eat them immediately.
- How to survive without ice cream: Embrace sorbet or frozen yogurt.
- How to become best friends with your local grocery store: Start planning your meals around their opening hours.
- How to avoid food poisoning: Eat out more.
- How to find an apartment with a fridge: Keep searching! There are plenty out there.
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