> In the same way, people don’t buy a dishwasher, they buy clean dishes before their next meal.
Ironically, this tells me some... awkward things about how the author relates to their kitchen. I cook - a lot. I host parties - usually dinner parties - and I use cheap Ikea plates & etc instead of disposable anythings. And like (most?) millenials-ish, the kitchen is where we tend to hang out.
My dishwasher isn't so that I have clean dishes before the next meal. It's so that I have a clean kitchen after.
(If I wanted only clean dishes before my next meal... actually I'd probably want as fast a dishwasher as possible.)
Ironically, this tells me some... awkward things about how the author relates to their kitchen. I cook - a lot. I host parties - usually dinner parties - and I use cheap Ikea plates & etc instead of disposable anythings. And like (most?) millenials-ish, the kitchen is where we tend to hang out.
My dishwasher isn't so that I have clean dishes before the next meal. It's so that I have a clean kitchen after.
(If I wanted only clean dishes before my next meal... actually I'd probably want as fast a dishwasher as possible.)