17. No laundry room
So let’s see, no kitchen, barely any bedrooms, if any at all, and you expect laundry? Sure, just go down multiple flights of stairs, down to the depths of the building, taking load after load to an expensive coin laundry on site. Or you can take your laundry to a public laundromat and hope that nothing gets stolen. This might make you really believe that you can wear the same clothes for days at a time without smelling your own funk.
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