I second Japan tbh, a country that has invented both video games to talk to women and a dedicated word for living in your childhood bedroom as an adult and like, just the worst culture that like half the guys in my city seem to be in love with…

like, revolving sushi is good but at WHAT COST

the food…

For gasses, you should monitor co and gas, carbon dioxide alarms are uncommon outside of industries where we have a lot of carbon dioxide stored. Without a better idea of the space it’s hard to suggest a ventilation solution.

They make large diameter vent fans for buildings that are designed to run on a widely varied DC source like a solar panel, those can be really useful.

As the other reply says, you need a large volume of air slowly so a large diameter slower fan is good. You can get flexible duct work anywhere they sell construction supplies :3

oh, smoke alarm and fire extinguisher too! people are always smoking in abandoned buildings, burning them down

one of the quotes on the front page of lemmygrad contrasted soviet women meeting production quotas to american women who’s only aspiration are velvety, kissable hands…

which is a pretty based quote.

but i like having both velvety kissable hands and meeting my production quotas

(well oki not exactly quotas but im an industrial worker lolol)

anyways, a gal never has to choose between soft hands and hard work, that’s what gloves and lotion are for :3

the best part of dating as a cute girl is you can info dump about China on the first date and guys just put up with it lolol

proletarian women (me) eat dessert and remain thin because labouring for capitalists is excellent exercise! lolol jk

it’s pretty ironic how they won’t let Russian or Belarusian athletes represent their countries but the olympics committee is totally fine with the “isreal” even tho it’s currently committing a genocide…

there was a house two houses down from the one I rent for $425k immediately before the pandemic. it sold.

it’s over $800k now if it was for sale again. it’s a 2 bedroom 2 bath home from the 1920s, it’s very small.

I’ve given up that idea entirely