Brit Surprised at the Things Americans Own that Europeans Don't!

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[@donstockman2531]

About a year ago you asked why Americans are so happy. And what you could do to become happy like us. Here's the secret to happiness beyond your belief. Buy a Bible. Read it, and read it again, and read it again. Once you start to understand what you're reading God's words will start to talk to you. Slowly you'll start to change. If you surrender your life to God and live to the ways he instructs us in the Bible, good will bless you beyond your beliefs. B ible I nstructions B efore L eaving E arth Here's another secret. Open up the New testament and start reading about Jesus. You will soon learn that the Bible states that the wages of sin is death.That payment is death. But God loves us so much that he doesn't want to see us perish in that way. He sent Jesus to us as a Savior. Jesus is all of our sacrificial lamb. He's offered to receive God's wrath for us so we don't have to experience it for all eternity. Jesus took God's wrath for every single one of us, for every single sin that we've ever committed and ever will commit. Jesus suffered that pain. Unselfishly absorbed everything for us. That is how much he loves us. By doing so, he paid our fines to God. All we need to do to receive the benefits of the sacrifice Jesus made for us, is to repent of our sins and then acknowledge with your mouth that Jesus died for our sins, and 3 days later was resurrected by God from the dead. Therefore allowing us to be saved by the blood of the Lamb. Call out his name as he will answer you this i promise. Tell him you want to know him. He will show you his love.He will send upon you the Holy Ghost to guide you. He will change your heart, give you new life and new priorities. You will learn love, and forgiveness, you will feel new and alive, and when you know and live by the Lord's word, you will see the world for what it really is. If you've made it this far please understand. Only Jesus can save your soul from the second death. If you put your trust in Jesus, He will save your soul and give you eternal life. John 3:16-17 (KJV) For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. Romans 5:10 (KJV) For if, when we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, being reconciled, we shall be saved by his life. Romans 5:9 (KJV) Much more then, being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him. Romans 5:15 (KJV) But not as the offence, so also is the free gift. For if through the offence of one many be dead, much more the grace of God, and the gift by grace, which is by one man, Jesus Christ, hath abounded unto many. You cannot earn salvation. It's only a gift we must seek out from the Lord. No matter how much of a good person we thing we are, none of us are worthy of heaven without the grace of God and the sacrifice Jesus made for us. John 14:6 (KJV) Jesus saith unto him, I am the way, the truth, and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. Bless you for reading this. 777 more blessings if you'll follow through

[@davidcopple8071]

Howdy from Texas. Regarding the number of toilets in American homes. Two is the norm. However three toilets is not uncommon either. The last house I lived in had three toilets. One for the master bedroom, One in the upstairs hallway for guests who sleep over, and one downstairs adjacent to the living room so that nobody has to go upstairs just to take a piss or anything else. And even single story homes here almost always have at least two toilets as well. One for the master bedroom, ( so that Mom and Dad have their own toilet. And another for the kids. )

[@91GT347]

Most mobile homes even have two toilets.

[@onwednesdayswewearpink2761]

I would have guessed mostAmerican homes have 3 toilets.

[@copper_lily]

Our house only has 1 as does just about all homes in my neighborhood. They were all built decades ago when most homes only required one. Having four daughters, I would've loved to have more than one. 🫤

[@lovesshinythings]

From Montana. Most farms have "work/farm" vehicles a well as what they drive for regular use.

[@Slane583]

While growing up here in my part of NY my grandfather always had a pickup and a small car. The pickup was strictly for towing his tractor to the camp or to the wood lot, for hauling firewood or for getting items too big to fit in the car. Other than being used for its' purpose it either sat in the driveway or was parked in the garage. The car was used for shopping and travel.

[@mauisheri]

same in Colorado and Kansas where I live now.

[@Piaphamu]

"A" gun?! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 We have more guns than people. That means that those who own guns, own several.

[@sixacres6115]

Yes…

[@drury42]

Truth. 👍

[@jvleasure]

That statistic implies that our GUNS own GUNS😆

[@johnlabus7359]

I think that's a reasonable way to understanding it. Either you don't own a gun at all, or you own a lot of them. From what I have heard, fewer households have a gun than those that do.

[@jvleasure]

@johnlabus7359 depends on where you are. Like they said in Hot Fuzz, 'round here, everybody and their mums is packin'

[@laguzl]

Growing up in Ohio, I only saw guns out during hunting season, and in Alabama, my aunt had me target shoot. I've never seen a gun used to harm somebody, let alone carried around. I lived overseas for ten years, and there is this impression that we are all simply wandering the streets with our guns blazing for all to see. It's very funny and you have to laugh.

[@PeonyBlossom3]

My brother was a Navy SEAL and one night he and his wife and my Hubby and I went for a walk on the beach after a great dinner and a guy began to follow us. As we started twoards the parking lot the man walking behind us pulled a grun out and I swear it was the slowest 1/2 a second in my life my brother had taken the man’s weapon and had his own grun (KZbin) pointed at the scary guy and said , “you want to go now don’t you?” And the man ran off. We went straight to the car and the rest of us were shaken up it was wonderful to know that we had a SEAL with us but somewhere in my mind he was still a little bit just my big brother but not after that night!!! He really was a Superhero to the rest of us!! But it was still really scary!!!! My brother carefully checked the other guy’s grun and it was loaded so he poured the ammunition into the car’s ashtray, wrapped the grun in something and put them both into the back of the car and drove straight to the police station. Then he took them into the station and explained what happened. Two cops came out and spoke to us for about 5 minutes got our IDs and information and said they would call if they needed us. I can imagine what could have happened to us… so no more beach walking after dark for the rest of us for many many many years!!! 😮😢😢 Thank God my brother was with us!!! We didn’t have any idea that he had a grun on him at all but I’m so happy he did if only to make it easier for him to stop that man.. I know he could have done it all by himself…. but I was really happy he was licensed to carry that night!!! I was literally shaking when the cops came out to talk to us. They were so nice and kept trying to reassure us that it was all over but I was so afraid we’d have to “pick him out of a line up” or something but said they had gotten all they needed. Today the might have made us all come inside but thankfully they just let us go home!!!! I bet it didn’t hurt that we were in Coronado where they SEALs trained! 😊🦭❤🇺🇸

[@DarthSoto78]

I also live in Ohio. Other than hunting, and on cops/troops I have seen one gun on a citizen. One time at McDonald's I saw an older guy raise his coat up a tad to pull his wallet out of his pocket, and saw a gun holstered on his belt. He wasn't flashing it around or anything, but saw it. If you see a gun that is about the extent of it.

[@Justme_1221]

That made me laugh. Had to giggle at the mental image of what they must think of us.

[@Dandee268]

2 cars, 2 dogs, 1 gun, 3 bibles, 3 toilets, and a bunch of comfy sweatpants. 😂

[@Chilibeanz559]

Amen

[@marcbates3663]

2 cars, 2 dogs, lots of guns, 3 bibles, 3 toilets, and zero sweatpants ( I like lined nylon)

[@turbodog182]

"American dream" family - 2 parents, 2.5 kids, 2 dogs, 2 cars, few guns, few more bibles, all the freedom and happiness in the world... 😜

[@Mr.Smith101]

Gotta be a garage in there somewhere? unless you are down south?

[@tommygilbreath]

"Murica

[@tonyahammond3865]

I live in Texas and I don’t own 1 Bible, I own 5 bibles. Several versions, including a Greek and a Hebrew.

[@RedRuffinsore]

I owned 105 guns several years ago, but have reduced my collection significantly since then. Most of them are 80-120 years old.

[@jvleasure]

Had about half that before cutting back.

[@camilledvorak7151]

People collect all kinds of shit but no one complains about Gramma's China that's never used but everyone seems to think people who collect guns are nuts.

[@jvleasure]

@camilledvorak7151 yep. Still have maybe 250 WWII uniforms too😆

[@tommygilbreath]

@@jvleasure 250 WWII Uniforms sounds Dope! But what on Earth would you need 50 guns for?! Where do you live that you're being fired upon every day?

[@jvleasure]

@tommygilbreath if i had 200 of them, only one or two would get used on a regular basis. Most of them don't get used but a couple times a year. Majority were/are older historic pieces, as in a collection that i occasionally do target shoot with. Iconic things like WWI and WWII rifles and pistols, family pieces, couple wild west type guns. And some guns have a more utilitarian purpose, like hunting, and if a better option comes around, most people don't sell the older piece and just stick the old one in the safe with the more currently needed/ used option. If you still like the thing, it doesn't cost you anything to let it collect dust, it might be useful again. Case in point, i didn't get rid shotgun when my state legalized straight-wall rifles for deer and i built a more modern rifle for that. I do have a carry permit and have a couple that fit that role. Rural area, I'd call it very safe overall. But meth and the like make people do stupid things, and you can't know if today is going to be the day you wish you had something. Couple years ago, we had an issue with my dad's cousin, specifically, and meth got him pretty bad. Long story short, he isn't welcome here, and the main reason i carry every day, but showed up again a couple years after THE incident with him went down. He was docile and left, so violence was not necessary. Other than that, i grew up shooting for fun on the farm, so it doesn't feel unnatural like it might for people with different upbringings.

[@marypittman5821]

There's 2 of us, we own a truck, car, van, tractor and a Harley. 4 dogs, a pitbull, an australian shepard, an aussipom and a pomeranian, a lot of unloaded, locked up guns. 1 Bible. 2 toilets, sweats are a must in MI. We have a pool.

[@MCubedMi]

yeehaw

[@TylerSowers-d5o]

Phhhh that’s nothing my family has 3 firebirds, a van, Mercedes Benz, a c3 corvette, a dodge, a Toyota, several guns, chickens, and a Trump flag, beat that!

[@lindawick455]

​@TylerSowers-d5o A BMW, 4Runner off road, Off Road Ram Rebel. Sold the Kubotas and boats and trailers. Own AR-15, large magazine, rifle, sniper rifle, shotguns, hand Judges with wild ammo, revolvers,, laser sight pistols, bang sticks, and Obama Posters, Hillary posters, Biden Posters, and Harris shirts and pins. Just because Dems don't make gun ownership their sexual identity doesn't mean we are not well armed. And we know who you are from shooting ranges. You don't know who we are. Funny, no?

[@joannbaumann4028]

MIchigan here. Yaa that sounds about right.

[@joeywlliamson3379]

I have 8 guns, all loaded in 3 rooms. They won't do me any good if they aren't loaded.

[@ryimscaith1593]

1 person household American here. Own a car and a SUV. My pup just passed after losing her fight with bone cancer on the 20th of Nov. Miss her too much yet for the next pup. I have (currently) 67 firearms. Of that, 18 are antique/collectable. One being a musket that was carried by my Great(x6) Grandfather in the Revolutionary War. Three Bibles. Mine, my grandfathers, and one that is so old, I don't know where it came from, but is is bound in leather wrapped copper. No gym membership. I have free weights in my basement instead. I own zero sweatpants. Never liked them. Usually just in jeans. Two toilets in my house. As for space, I live on a small 5 acre lot, with a 3,200 sq ft home (including the 2 car garage). Hope that helps you ^.^

[@terrimobley6067]

Wow. You need to marry and make more people like you.❤

[@judygruber3721]

Yep! We have all of these and multiples of everything mentioned, except we only have 1 dog...but he is very spoiled and has enough stuff you would think we have several! 😂😊

[@ZabcikCowboy]

My wife and I have 3 cars and 2 trucks between the two of us. We also own somewhere around 15 bibles. I live in rural Texas so everyone I know has several guns it is really no big deal. As for toilets, older small houses will generally have only one toilet, but as houses get larger, there are additional bathrooms. In newer homes today, it’s not unusual to have three bathrooms.

[@josephbrandtner7713]

I live in Pittsburgh PA: One car; One dog; (house built in 1928), and 3 toilets: a "Pittsburgh toilet" in the basement, a full bath with toilet & shower on the first floor, a full bath with toilet on the second floor, zero guns, one Bible but many online, no gym membership. But, at age 46 I went to Karate school and earned a third-degree Black Belt in Shorin Ryu Karate.

[@kellyperry559]

I laugh now when I see people say they have a black belt, because I seen the MMA fighter bet the 💩 out of a karate “master”. He got knocked out in 5 seconds. Seems like Boxing destroys martial arts “experts”.🤣 I mean we seen the McGregor/Mayweather fight, McGregor got destroyed.

[@sharonsimmons6427]

What is a Pittsburgh toilet? A half bath? It sounds kinda scary. Lmao! My family are from Youngstown, OH, and my grandma’s basement always freaked me out.

[@jswn4609]

@@sharonsimmons6427a rough bathroom in the basement. Some are just toilets. Some have showers. It was for the men to use after their shift at the mill without getting the house dirty.

[@tpatt525_Tiff_]

​@@sharonsimmons6427 I was gonna ask the same thing.

[@Average_Middle_Aged_American]

11:00 - many hotels in USA have a Bible in every room.

[@Tiredofthinkingforaname]

Good ol Gideons. Always something comforting about it

[@SurferJoe46]

They've been cutting back lately though. Either that or there's a lot of Bible thieves out there.

[@jessygreen5200]

Most houses have what's called a bath and a 1/2 meaning 1 full bathroom that has tub/shower, sink & toilet. The 1/2 bath is just a toilet and sink.

[@arich9326]

It's also commonly referred to amongst real estate people as a two-piece or a three-piece 👍🏾

[@krismas6857]

3/4 bath with a shower stall

[@amberheywood2603]

Water Closet

[@DimndSLM]

We have 4 vehicles. There are 3 of us, we each have a car and we have a truck. On this property, we have projects where a car is not sufficient. We have 1 dog and 1 cat, both rescues.

[@DimndSLM]

We do not fire on New Years Eve. We have 5 or 6 guns, plus a couple more we inherited. We have conceal and carry, as well as open carry in some states. I’m 63, I’ve always had guns in our home.

[@fishinwidow35]

Why do people think they have to announce that their pets are rescues?

[@DimndSLM]

@ because we know so many people who don’t go to the rescues and they kill them. It’s an encouragement, not a bragging point. And what makes people like you judge people for their words when they’re sharing information? It’s a conversation. So does that make you feel better to try and make me feel bad?

[@fishinwidow35]

@@DimndSLM I'm not judging those who do get rescues, I just don't think people have to announce that their pet is a rescue.

[@DimndSLM]

@ I guess you didn’t understand my response. It’s because we need to encourage other people to do the same and the more times you say that the more it goes into somebody’s head. i’m curious, you’re not from America are you? Most people I know all want to help rescues. I did hear that people from Britain and other countries aren’t so open and welcoming to people. They don’t like to have conversations. So if it’s bothering you to have a conversation, just scroll on by. I have a relative who was living off the government for the last 30 years, or so which now she died in an apartment fire with her pup that she paid $3000 for and had it shipped in from Texas to California because she wanted a certain breed and she didn’t want to take a rescue. There’s so many animals that need that love and attention and there’s no reason why they shouldn’t be able to find a home. I think that it’s good to remind people of that every chance we get. If you don’t want to hear it, let it drop to the ground. You don’t need to condemn me for it just cause you lack understanding of how people function. It was an unnecessary comment, but you found it important, so I was wondering if it made you feel better being able to put me down for saying something that I’m very thankful for. These are precious gifts from God, literally, the last four years of my life was lots of death in my family and I’m the one who gets to put all the funerals together. I had a lot of alone time, even though I’m married, I had to be away from home for two years and if it weren’t for my cat, I don’t know how I would’ve gone through all that. I lost both of my dogs within 9 months of each other and this wonderful golden retriever happened to be at the pound, it was a baby and what a wonderful blessing to be able to fill our home and these animals have an opportunity to have a better life. My cat was about 3 years old when I met him and I’ve had them for 4 1/2 years now. Best blessing I didn’t even know I needed, and the fact is some people pay thousands for pets and that’s lovely for them, but I think it’s also difficult to watch people breeding them especially when they’re not done well, I’ve seen a lot of horrible things in my life. I’ve always worked with patients for 18 years with my late husband. I have cared a lot for people and animals. Hopefully, if you have an open heart, you can find one that’s meant especially for you. If not, you might already have some beautiful creatures that have blessed your life, but I don’t think so. If so, you would have a better understanding.

[@notnow9192]

In my home growing up we all had our own bible, it was given to us by the pastor on our tenth birthday. So we had 3 adults and 5 children in my home for a total of 8 bibles. Almost forgot….. We had a family bible on the coffee table in the living room too so 9 bibles in total.

[@debbiemaze1938]

I’m just me and I have at least that! Different versions, plus story Bibles, research bibles and annotated ones.

[@BusArch42]

And don’t forget the different translations

[@The_Prayer_Station]

Even apartments now being built, 2 bedroom apts are now offering 2 complete bathrooms.

[@mildredpierce4506]

You say now? That’s been going on literally for decades. The apartment I used to live in was a two bedroom two bathroom apartment and it was built in 1987 so that’s 37 years ago for that apartment but there’s no telling how many were build prior to that for two bedrooms and two bathrooms.

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

I have a 3 bedroom 2 bath house....His joke about white castles went completely over his head lmao.🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

I love White 🏰 hamburgers.

[@MusicLover-dt7ic]

@@pinkythechihuahua3156 Same here. My dad and brother worked at the bakery for wc

[@jryan9547]

@@pinkythechihuahua3156 mmhmm..and a side of chicken rings

[@Kate98755]

I have 3 full bibles, and 2 New Testament, several bible study Books, used to have a gym membership….broke bones and didn’t start back up

[@Kate98755]

We have 3 toilets

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

I just bought a new Crystal Black Pearl 2025 Honda Odyssey Elite minivan last week. It's sharp for a minivan, as Honda has gone to all blacked out grills, so couple that with a nice dark black paint job, with just a touch of chrome trim along the bottom of the windows, and some kick ass wheels, it looks like the Batmobile of minivans. Traded in my 2016 Ford F150 with less than 15K miles on it. Hated to do that, but I couldn't get in it to drive it anymore. I'm handicapped, and since Covid (Oct 2020), I haven't driven. We had a 2008 Odyssey with 172K miles on it, and it was just starting to have some mechanical issues and it wasn't worth spending money on repairs. When I was growing up in the 80s, and 90s, there was a time that my family of 4 had 5 vehicles. A 1985 GMC Suburban (before they changed the name to Yukon-XL), a 1988 Buick Park Avenue, my 1989 Ford Mustang LX, my sister's 1991 Ford Escort GT, and then we had an old 1977 Forest Service Chevy C15 Pick-up. Every morning before school and work, dad would have to go out and play musical chairs by rearranging the cars for whomever was gonna leave at certain times.

[@BusArch42]

Good van.

[@SurferJoe46]

Wife and I live in Montana and we have 4 vehicles, collectively. All my vehicles are 4WD, Posi by Eaton, 12K winched, 10 PR "E" tires w/Snowflakes, field surgical emergency first aid packs & tourniquets, LED lighting inside/out, {A} Chevy Crew Cab (4 full sized doors) Z71 - G80 - 5.3 L V8 engine - 4 Wheel Drive. {B} GMC Crew Cab (4 full sized doors) Z71 - G80 - 5.3 L V8 engine - 4 Wheel Drive. {C} Chevy Trail Blazer 4'2 L engine, EXT w/3 row seating, 4 Wheel Drive, ex CHP vehicle w/ new transmission, new engine, brakes, rotors, everything. {D} Chevy K5 Blazer, 1986, G80 - 5.7 L V8 engine 4 Wheel Drive, a SERIOUSLY off-road truck for cutting and hauling trees for firewood. 1, each, DOG 2, each, CAT 2, each indoor toilets and 1, each outdoor toilet (I'm a guy, ya know!)

[@BarefootCowboy]

Getting rid of that single throne is the reason we have two or more.

[@shayj5776]

1 person household, 3 vehicles, 2 boats, 37 guns, 1 dog, 2 bathrooms and 3 bedrooms

[@KatyConlan-y1e]

Wtf. Where do you live? Can’t relate.

[@sdv73168]

And a partridge in a pear tree 😅

[@keenansisson211]

You need more guns, those are rookie numbers.

[@jryan9547]

@@sdv73168 LOL nice

[@tjsyt90]

I can related to half of that, 1 person household. 3 trucks, 2 boats, 0 guns, 0 dogs, 3 bathrooms 5 bedrooms

[@rav7537]

Ive got bibles. My main sits on the bedside nightstand, and my graphic novel version sits on the bookshelf for when my niece/little cousins/friends’ kids come round. It tells all the major stories in comic form to take in. The comic book works well.

[@RaeRaeandLeo]

I don't own a car, a dog, a gun, a Bible, a gym membership, don't have 2 bathrooms, but I do own sweatpants. For a good minute, I was beginning to wonder if I'm a true American 😅

[@kendra2732]

😂😂

[@oltedders]

You own sweat pants? Dang!

[@labronco7511]

lol 🤣

[@sdv73168]

I can definitely relate 😂

[@munchiesforme5206]

Same here buddy😭

[@pinknoise5716]

We have two cars (Jeep SUV and a pick up), 3 dogs (and a cat), idk, 15 guns (husband is a hunter, and also owns and regularly shoots 3 handguns), 3 bibles (and different prayer books) and a crucifix hanging in every room but the kitchen, no gym memberships, LOTS of sweatpants, and 3 toilets (primary en-suite, upstairs hallway, first floor powder room). We live in a central Ohio suburb, and are, I think, a pretty typical American household.

[@christinascheu2342]

As a child your church gives you your first Bible when you make your first communion and sometimes when you get Baptized

[@karenpowers3319]

That is where I got my first. I have my mom and my patriarial grandfather's Bible and his prayer book with our family's history written in by him. But now our church closed down years ago. Some Baptist bought the church. I keep thinking of all those Methodists who must be turning in their graves. They changed the whole building and destroyed the lovely lawn we played games on.

[@ssmit80]

I have 3 vehicles for myself. A 4x4 truck for camping and bad weather, and 2 motorcycles.

[@Lovie1313]

We own a house, a SUV and a car, 3 dogs, 3 handguns (we are licensed to carry concealed, we can open carry in my state), a few hunting rifles, 2 bathrooms, sweatpants. We also, like most of our borough, own a swimming pool, two separate gardens-vegetable and flower, a deck, a gazebo, a fenced yard. This includes a married couple. Oldest child- owns a house, a SUV and a car, 1 dog, sweatpants Middle child-owns a business, a SUV, 1 dog, sweatpants Youngest child-owns a house, a truck, SUV, 1 dog, 3 bathrooms, a few guns (actually a lot of guns, a license to carry concealed), at least 2 bibles, sweat pants, 2 gym memberships and a partridge in a pear tree

[@RoeShamBoe]

Student parking at my high school was about 1,000 spaces. That's for 16 to 18 year olds. One thousand parking spaces. It wasn't enough some students parked on the street. The teacher parking lot was about 200 spaces.

[@Oops-IMeantToDoThat]

In the good old days, early 2000’s, I had 12; 6 Lincoln Continentals (1960 Premier, 1969 Mark III, 1979 Mark V, 1973, 1974, 1997 Town Cars), Mercury Meteor (1960), Corvette ZR1 Roadster (1991), Bronco (1995), Porsche 928S (1984), Porsche 928 S4 (1989), 300ZX Twin Turbo (1990). Ended up being a good thing as I ended up living on the sale of those for 13 years as health restricted employment. But, oh do I miss every one of them.

[@kekerahilton6264]

On the churches!! I live in a town in Texas with roughly ~33,000 people living here. We have over 60 churches. They're all kinds. Pentecostals, latter day saints (aka mormons), baptists, catholics, etc. I go to one myself that has about 200 guests. They split them into 2 services. It's pretty common to see churches just about everywhere here in Texas.

[@kekerahilton6264]

Also I own 4 bibles and my husband owns 2. We also both have a bible app on our phones.

[@jillfrase8471]

We have a car and a truck, a 4 bedroom 3 bath, 5 guns, 2 hunting and 3 handguns all unloaded and locked up. 2 bibles, no gym memberships. Many sweatpants, but only for home, 3 bathrooms, I grew up in a house that had 8 people with 1 bath .

[@MelNel5]

My husband and I each have our own vehicle, and we are talking about getting a sports car for fun. We have 2 dogs, and 1 cat. We have two guns (both are pistols), a .357 and a .38 snub nose. Our household has at least 5 Bibles, even though we’re not very religious (I used to be when younger). We have two full bathrooms (2 toilets, 1 jacuzzi tub, 1 regular bathtub, and two showers). Great reaction.

[@vortexathletic]

I can probably count on one hand the number of times I have seen just a regular person open-carry a gun out in public (as opposed to concealed carry, which I wouldn’t see 🤪).

[@whatintheheck4692]

Th list checks out. My husband and I are the only drivers in our home and we own 5 vehicles (minivan, commuter car, truck, SUV…and a boat). My house has 3 thrones. I own several firearms and I see 3-5 citizens open carry a month. There are about 4 bibles in my home and churches everywhere. I currently just have chickens, but I’ve owned multiple dogs, cats, and horses all at once.

[@brendalandreau2981]

Everyone I know has 3 bathrooms, I own 4 Holy Bibles. My daughter has 8, and we use them all daily. I always have 1-4 dogs. Wear leggings mostly over jeans. There are so many churches to choose from depending on your denomination. As for cars, every family I know has a car for every member who has a drivers license, has their own car, and some spare.

[@edwardhall7730]

There are two of us but I am the only driver. We have a truck, a car a mid-size SUV, and several mobility scooters. We live in a rural community with a half acre of land, many fruit trees, a large garden, ducks and chickens. I need the truck to haul supplies and take trash, mostly yard and garden waste, to the dump. The SUV gets better millage so when we need to go to the city for supplies we use it, unless we need more than it can handle. The car gets the best millage, so we use it around town, but my wife's wheelchair takes up most of the trunk meaning it's no great for trips into the city. We have five dogs one large German Shepard and four little happy dogs. No one gets close to our house without our knowing. I live in a Constitutional Carry state, anyone that isn't a prohibited person can carry a concealed firearm with put any kind of license. Most people that carry will conceal their firearm. We go to church every Sunday and have multiple bibles in our home. Now days we mostly use digital versions I have one on my phone, on both my computers, on my iPad, and on my Chromebook. We read them all the time. Technically we get a free gym membership through our health insurance but other than the city pool there is no gym in our little community. Yesterday, I hauled about 30 gallons of water out to our birds and garden, the day before, I hauled 420 pounds of feed out our birds. Who needs a gym when we live in a rural community. I have sweatpants on now, I wear them almost all the time, I'm normally working outside much of the time. We have two bathrooms but one is being remodeled currently.

[@brendaenglish2477]

I have a car, a dog (until I lost one a few weeks ago, I had 2), a few Bibles (2 of my own, my late mothers, and a family Bible), sweatpants.

[@WendyGreek]

I have had all of these things at one time in my life the best things are the multiple dogs and the 4 bathrooms

[@nothanks4509]

1 , 1950 F1 pickup, 1 sedan, 3 toilets, 3 bibles, 7 rifles, 10 handguns, 24 hr fitness and Jiu jitsu memberships, more sweatpants than i can count 😂

[@andiross3176]

By all means, never get rid of the F150 pickup! We should all have an older vehicle before computers just in case!

[@f45125]

Most folks up North have a ‘Summer Car’ and. ‘Winter Car’. The salt and chemicals applied to the pavement (do you call it pitchment in UK?) wreak havoc on paint and the undercarriage.

[@shymoment]

We don't drive nice cars when the salt is on the roads. We all drive beaters when the salt is on the road.

[@mattkevlarlarock5469]

There is a difference between having a gym membership and actually going to the gym. lol.

[@karenshepherd2412]

Cars. My husband and i have always had one car. He worked close enough to home that he rode an E bike. We've been married for over 25 years and always did things together. No need for extra insurance coverage and gas. Last year about this time, we broke down and bought a new car. Our other car was costing us a mint and was always in the shop. We are seniors and cant really use public transport anymore, so we took the plunge. The KIA is MY car, lol. We bought her (her name is Hampster, a Kia Soul). She had 8,000 miles on her. That was December 31, 23. We JUST turned her over to 10,000 miles! Yes, California is a car culture, but we don't drive for the hell of it. We plan our trips out. My daughter and her 20 year old daughter shared a car up until a couple of months ago, my granddaughter bought her first car. We are unusual cases. Most families that can aford it, the kids will get a car fairly soon after they get their permanent license. Mainly because the majority of kids get jobs when they turn 16. Lewis, remember, this country is HUGE! An average commute to work, ONE WAY, can take 45 min. To an hour. My ex used to commute to work and back 170 miles! Most of the time its because the "office" is in an area that is more expensive to live by. My granddaughter drives 30 miles one way to work. Her mom, my daughter has been working from home since March 2020 when Covid hit. Lots of people now work from home, saving gas, childcare, and money on fast food kunches, lol. 😊

[@casswatchesthings]

I live in the Bible Belt - the southeastern part of the US. Here there's pretty much a church on every corner. My town has a population of less than 20,000 and 359 churches listed with the town. That's a church for every 55 people and doesn't even include home churches, etc.

[@brendaenglish2477]

Wow! 359 churches? That’s amazing.

[@emmasurf8109]

I'm in Arkansas. I hear you

[@Yarnballer]

I own ~25 different translations of the Bible in physical form in addition to a number of electronic editions; I have several duplicates of the same that don’t fall into the ~25. The oldest I have is a family Bible from the 1880s I picked up in a second-hand book store in the 1980s. In addition to weighing over 10 lbs. it is filled with full page highly detailed engravings based on different Bible accounts, a dictionary of specific phrases or terms different than modern (even in the 1880s) usage (eg, talent: in 1st century a talent was a unit of money … not a thing a could do), and colored section on botany and wildlife. I’ve got a couple that are interlinear (English/Hebrew or English/Greek). With the decision of many hotels to discontinue their presence, I was able to snag (from the front desk upon request) a copy of a Gideon Bible (for UKers, the Gideon’s are a religious society who originally formed around the notion of ensuring a Bible in every hotel room). My two “I have to get these because it’s a concept I just can’t pass up” is a Duct Tape Bible (a NIV translation with a cover of heavy duty camouflage duct tape) and an electronic Emoji Bible that uses emojis where possible (eg, 🤴 instead of king).

[@madduck2323]

I don’t wear sweat pants in public, it’s unsightly. 😂

[@Trifler500]

I wear them all the time. I find them perfectly fine.

[@andiross3176]

I worked retail for a few years. I don’t mind sweat pants. But I did frown upon people coming in wearing pajamas and slippers! Wtf?!

[@Trifler500]

@@andiross3176 I agree. I'm only ok with PJs for late night trips to the grocery store.

[@ruthsaunders9507]

They're my comfy clothes at home or for working out. Would never wear them any other time.

[@THCya9796]

I live in Montgomery Alabama. We have a population of 195,000+ people. We have an unbelievable 427 churches in our metro area. They’re literally on every corner, in strip malls, in stores, even in tents. It’s crazy!!

[@CentalBama]

Here in Auburn the churches have started renting school auditorium. Between all the mega churches and tire places going up no space for anything else :(

[@adayslife9367]

I have owned everything on that list at one point in my life😅.

[@ritaerickson5226]

We own a car, truck, tractor, side by side, camper, house & camp. We aren't rich but comfortable.

[@danacrow-qt5dz]

One three bed two bath house, one car, one gun (never been fired), one bible, several sweat pants, but I only wear them in the house.

[@patricialertora8407]

Retired household of 2 here…. We have 2 trucks, 2 SUV’s, 2 boats, ATV, tractor, 4 TV’s, unloaded guns, rifles and a pit bull. 😂🇺🇸

[@ericagonzalez2990]

Lol.... Ok, here goes. 49F, family of 3, in Dallas, Texas. I started this comment as I started watching. Yes, my family owns: 4 cars (they are all very used); 3 dogs (2 large, one small, and they are never ever alone); 3 guns and 2 bows (all hunting weapons); I have a Bible that was given to me by my grandmother when I was ten but I am Catholic so I do have several crosses hanging plus two crucifixes over our entry doors; I don't have a gym membership but only because I work SO MUCH that I don't have time to go; my husband owns six pairs of sweatpants compared to zero for myself or my daughter... She wears pajama pants and I wear yoga capris or yoga pants which are thinner and cooler for Texas weather; and yes, we have two toilets because we have two bathrooms. Love these shows!!!!

[@tommygilbreath]

WOW, this is why the USA hates Texas in particular. How many times in your life has your husband come to your rescue with a Gun / Crossbow?

[@breeanaoldham2634]

Before I move to a city and had to downsize as a family of 4 we had: 2 daily vehicles and our truck we got wood in often called a wood truck; a pop up camper, a couple little 22 rifles, 2 dogs, 2 bath house, and at least 4 bibles.

[@lindaabbott7120]

I'm not religious but I own the Holy Bible, Witch's Bible, and a Pagan Bible

[@mK-dr6il]

Georgia girl here. 2 adults with two cars and one truck, 5 br 3 bath. One old dog, many Bibles (passed down) no gym memberships. No guns. Once the littlest kid is older we will rectify that last stat. I feel as if bathrooms are more plentiful further south. The homes in the North are older so they have fewer restrooms. I have always lived in the south and always had three bathrooms. No basements though which is a bummer. Sweatpants only in the winter. Too hot in the summer. That's why winter is my favorite.

[@marywinn8953]

3 trucks,2 for ranch and snowplowing. 3 cars 3 snowmachines,3 4wheelers,1 boat. None of them are anywhere near new, but all run. Shotguns,rifles,pistols. We own all of those.

[@bigal2876]

I’ll never forget when I was told the reason the USA has tornado is due us driving on the left side.

[@merlinathrawes746]

Admittedly, public transportation in the US is generally lousy. Especially outside of the major cities. Hence the car ownership. As far as gun ownership goes, the vast majority of gun crimes are committed by people who have gotten their weapons ILLEGALLY. The vast majority of LEGAL gun owners keep and use their weapons responsibly. Also, as has been noted the US is a much larger country than most European nations. Police forces are spread thin and response times unfortunately can be slow. You can't always count on the police to get to you in time to protect you, thus you need to be able to protect yourself.

[@tommygilbreath]

I don't know, I was with you there right up until the end. Legal gun owners in the US have been known to commit WAY more crimes than those who own them Illegally. I'll happily eat those words if you can show me at least a Dozen instances in the past Decade where Legal Gun-Owners have saved themselves due to their possession of a fire arm.

[@helenbates1843]

I have 3 free range “house” weapons, shotgun, pistol and a rifle, the others are locked up, 2 of my own vehicles, hubby has 2 also. The vehicles are in only our name/ his and her type thing. We both have our own boat, 2 dogs, a generational ( passed down) bible, no gym membership, sweatpants for sure, comfort & warmth 😅, 2 bathrooms ( a must when family is over). I ticked almost all the boxes. I would have to drive 35 minutes to go to a gym & there’s a donut shop on the way home. 😂

[@LaLaAbagnale-rd4ve]

I have 3 toilets and 3 bedrooms each room gets to have their own toilet 😊 thank goodness 😅

[@CarriUSA]

Im gleeful I don't have to share a bathroom with my husband and when he snores happy to have another bedroom to escape to😁

[@carolsims4517]

I'm from Montana - I have a car, my husband has 2 trucks, 4 cars and 2 snow plows that fit 2 of the vehicles, we have a horse trailer, a rafting trailer and a long narrow trailer, and a 5th wheel.

[@michellearmenta1116]

Guam here : 7 Bibles 4 firearms 2 vehicles 1 dog A home gym And a partridge in a pear tree We have a lifted all-black GMC Sierra that i think you would like and a family crossover (looking at getting a classic chevy for my son to fix up and drive since he'salmost of age), 3 handguns & a rifle (I really want a shotgun too), used to have gym memberships until I just created a home gym to save money, Bibles: 3 RSV-CE, 1 Douay-Rheims, 1 New Testament only, 2 protestant Bibles. Just moved into a 1 bedroom apartment so we only have 1 bath, but the standard here is 3 baths, 1 for the master bedroom, 1 for the general household, and 1 for outside in the carport because we generally entertain outside for barbecues and general get-together's. Almost forgot, I lived in sweats in my 20's and 30's... then I moved to a hot and humid island.

[@UnlicensedOkie]

I remember when I visited Turkey, our bus got stopped and searched by officers with MP5s. They were looking for illegal migrants. Only time I’ve ever seen somebody with an automatic weapon, and I’m from rural US

[@Dgafsranger]

Yeah I don't know anyone who owns any automatics but plenty of places you can rent them lol

[@ItsWhatYouThinkItIs]

We see guns everyday, I live in Texas and we also own some 😂😂 also true about bibles, we have churches everywhere and have as many bibles in our house as guns…. A LOT 😂😂 one for each room of the house. I have my favorite color Bibles a couple of those

[@MariaE41283]

SUV, cat not a dog, a few Bibles, in NYC there are churches EVERYWHERE. Yes, I used to before I hurt my knee have a gym membership. I definitely have sweats. Yes, 2 toilets.

[@elizabethcanright9763]

There's a Cafe by where I live and there's a man that comes in with a 45 revolver on his hip. I know that here in Texas we have what they call " open carry ". Some businesses don't allow it. We love our guns in Texas !! I'm 61 and been shooting guns since i was 11 years old and my daughter has been shooting guns since she was 12, she's 41 now. I have been deer and dove hunting since I was 11. I will always have my guns ready.

[@LandonB_006]

3 cars, 2 dogs, and more bibles than I can count

[@PeonyBlossom3]

Amen!!! We have more Bibles than I put but I was worried people might think we are crazy!!! lol 😂

[@juls383]

We have a “family” Bible where you record each person’s born and death date but I have no clue where it is. 😂

[@acefishon1359]

1 3500 a ton truck,1 car , 2 boats 6 rifles, 4 hand gun,2 shot guns.when i go in public i carry all the time. I have a permit and live in open carry state.

[@Mike-f8b7v]

And he's just the guy next door, my kind of guy 😂

[@SheldonRobert-x8o]

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[@trailryder5813]

When I was first reading your comment my eyes read it as follows, "6 rifles, 4 hand gun,2 shot guns, and when I go into public I carry all of them" LOL. Instantly I imagined you walking down a grocery aisle or a sidewalks with all 12 guns strapped to you lol.

[@prycelessly]

​@@trailryder5813 😊 I did the same thing. 😂

[@shoey124]

Meraca

[@davidtallman-my4os]

In this past year I owned 3 drivable Minivans. Not needing 3 I gave the oldest with the highest mileage to a friend, so he had at least 1 vehicle to drive. The car was worth $1,000 but I just gifted the van to him. That left me with 2 minivans, one of which I loaned to my niece to drive, and I pay for having her insured to drive it. My 3rd minivan is the newest and I use it. I have had guns before, when I was 18yrs old I bought my first 12 gauge shotgun, and a .22 cal rifle, I also owned two .22 cal pellet guns. I used them for hunting and target practice. 5 yrs ago I had a permit to carry a concealed weapon, that permit expired this past summer. The Governor of Iowa passed a law allowing Iowans to open carry guns with out a permit! My cousin owns several guns of all kinds, I have been with my cousin in public when he was open carrying a holster handgun, and I never even noticed the gun, as it was so common placed. I have owned at least 1 Bible, but I no longer actively read the Bible, I did read Revelations in the Bible. I have had 3 gym memberships over the years, but I always quit before the membership ran out. I hate exercising in front of other people, as well as just hate exercising, so I remain fat! I always wore jeans, but bought sweat pants to work out in the gyms. But never wore them for every day, until 5 yrs after I retired. Now I always wear sweatpants every day. I worry now if someone dies, I wouldn’t have any dress slacks to wear to the funeral! I only have 1 bathroom up stairs, but I really wish I had a bathroom on the first floor, too!

[@seanziepoo7495]

10:37 The United States is still a deeply religious country as a whole. I'm not sure what the current numbers are, but last I checked, about 77% of Americans practice some sort of religion, with even more believing there is some sort of "Higher Power" though not subscribing to any particular religion. It's also an extremely accessible book here. A lot of people donate them, some people will litterally stand on street corners handing them out to anybody that wants one, and *most* Churches will have some set aside for anybody that asks for one.

[@sharye27]

2 cars, no dogs but every neighbor around us has at least one. No guns but my dad and brother have gun safes full. I do have a vintage Super-soaker. 5 Bibles. Gave up our gym memberships after not using them enough to get value. We now have a Nordic track with a monitor to do workouts. We own several pairs of sweatpants. 3 toilets in our 6 bedroom house.

[@dereksheaffer4595]

My mother in law reads her Bible every morning

[@SC-gp7kt]

I own both my car and my condo free and clear. I only pay annual taxes and an Association fee on the condo (one bathroom/ toilet only), and maintenance on my car. I own an old, huge, gold leafed Bible (inherited from grandparents), and several smaller ones. I own two gym memberships, one is free from & related to, my job. I own about three sets of sweatsuits (pants & matching sweatshirts).

[@mjlarson7122]

At both of my daughters universities in the south of the United States at orientation as parents we were told that the students could take a special class with the police force and have a concealed weapon ( gun). If you were uncomfortable with a roommate who had a gun you could request to change roommates. Also the professors or teachers also could take a special class and have a concealed weapon .

[@tommygilbreath]

Damn, this is why the USA hates the South. How many times in your life has someone come to your rescue with a Gun?

[@tracykimber729]

Difference between religious people and people who want to have a relationship with the God himself. We have Bibles for each person because we highlight things.

[@BrandonLeeBrown]

A British girl at university told me that the Brits aren't religious, but since then, I have met Brits that go to church regularly. My British neighbors are lawyers and they dress up the whole family and go to church on Sunday. I looked them up on the Internet their family was mentioned and pictured in a church newsletter in Britain. They are both lawyers and their kids all have red hair. The father goes to work, but the mother stays home. She usually wears dresses, but sometimes wears trousers. She has different aprons for different jobs around the house. She takes out the trash and she used to mow the lawn, when they had a smaller lawn mower, but they bought a huge, battery operated lawn mower that is too heavy for her to mow the large hill slope that is their front yard. the back yard is flat, so I guess she still mows that part. She is almost always dressed up for the day and wears an apron and gloves when she works around the house, but she is always dressed to go shopping and pick up the kids, under the apron. She is always cleaning or doing something around the house. The family really gets dressed up to go church.

[@SherriLyle80s]

Lewis, I'm in the 20 percentile who don't have a Bible. I grew up around religion and had enough for 10 lifetimes. Don't need a Bible to remind me 😂

[@williamscoggin1509]

Yep, no Bible in my house either. To each their own...

[@racingboss166]

Same here

[@erinwithlove5090]

2 person household- My husband and I have 4 vehicles, 3 dogs (and a bunch of reptiles), a camper, 4 bathrooms/toilets, 1 rifle, 0 bibles, no gym memberships but we have one that is part of our HOA (if that counts), and many many sweatpants

[@Cookie-K]

1 mini van, 4 Bibles, 4 guns, 2 cats (but have had 13 dogs in my life), 1 gym membership (not always getting used though 😂) , 2 bathrooms, and MANY sets of sweat pants.

[@antigone9813]

5 cars/truck, no dogs, several arms, 3 toilets, and 2 bibles

[@MoeRon-ry2zr]

Tennessee here. I've got 3 vehicles...3 dogs, a stack of Bibles and about 35 guns. God bless America and MAGA!

[@kathleenmccrory9883]

And no brains. God Bless America indeed.

[@vcwloves9864]

My husband and I--we have a total of 6 cars. 2 are weekend cars, 2 are commuting vehicles, and 2 are parked (one is a gas guzzler, the other, we just don't drive).

[@ItsWhatYouThinkItIs]

We love wearing sweats because they have expanding waists, we can eat all we want!!!! 😂😂

[@kathybouziane5269]

Well there is that .....😂

[@tinahairston6383]

Our family home was new when we moved in in 1976. We had one bathroom then and despite the fact that mom wanted another put in the basement, after 48 years we still have one bathroom because mom never pushed dad to make that 2nd one happen, lol. So it was 5 people trying to use the one bathroom to get ready. We made it work then and we make it work now even though it's just mom and me living in the house now. When my sibs visit and when we have holiday gatherings up to 15 people, we STILL make it work, lol.

[@beckyrinaldi6622]

8 cars, 2 (had 3 but we lost one in June) dogs, 22 rescue cats, 1 gun, 2 toilets... 2 pair of sweatpants rarely worn.

[@tommygilbreath]

Damn. sorry for your dog loss. But, srsly, 22 Cats?! LMAO

[@karenpowers3319]

Some of us in the country don't have public transportation. Our Senator Betty Little had to explain to one of her co-workers from NYC that her people couldn't just grab a bus or taxi when gas prices went up. Because there are none in Upstate New York .

[@snewsan6645]

Second Amendment

[@LoriMills-k4s]

We (a retired couple) own one car at the moment, but we have owned up to 3 at one time. Yes, we've had a dog or two. No gun. Two Bibles. We do have a (mostly unused) gym membership. No sweatpants! Three toilets in our home! lol.

[@Mike-f8b7v]

I have 2 trucks 1 Chevy camero 2,4wheelers1 Harley Davidson, 1 Cane Corso, and 1african boerbal,4 bibles and 60 guns ,and here, I'm just the guy next door 😂is that wierd 😂😂

[@tommygilbreath]

Yeah man, that's pretty weird. Unless you're ever in a situation where you'd need 60 guns, that's pretty weird. Just sayin. If you're the guy that lived next door to me, I'd definitely call the Cops on you.

[@kellyem28]

SWF in Texas, owned 3 cars but sold one, 1 dog, had 2 big dogs but one died, couple of guns, concealed carry laws apply, at least 4 Bibles and I read them, no gym membership 😂😂 & I don't know how many sweatpants😅 😊

[@texasgina]

Sweat pants on after work every night ❤😂

[@MrFishPirate]

Vehicles: I own four vehicles (three cars, one truck) myself. On the farm I live on with four people, there are fourteen vehicles (and one person doesn't drive). Dogs: Two dogs on the farm, and six housecats (4/2 between two houses) and four outdoor farm cats. Guns: One or more rifles, one or more shotguns, one or more pistols (nobody needs to know, and nobody wants to find out) Bible: There are probably at least six Bibles (probably more) Gym Membership: No gym membership, but I live on a farm and get plenty of exercise (and do long-distance hiking) Sweatpants: I personally own four pair. No idea how many the other people on the farm have Both houses have two bathrooms

[@sball3]

Married with 2 kids in US. 3 trucks 3 cars. 2 motorcycles. 1 four wheeler. Many bang bangs.

[@melikinsmastro]

5 cars… 3 people in my house… 1 dog, 2 cats, 1 macaw… 1 gun… 12 bibles… 3 gym memberships… and by gods.. tons of sweaties and leggings.. 3 toilets.. 2 downstairs, 1 upstairs….

[@kenbrown2808]

I miss my baby birdie. she got cancer.

[@kathybouziane5269]

​@@kenbrown2808Mine too. Had our blue and gold macaw for 40 yrs and Floyd got cancer. Miss him

[@tommygilbreath]

Damn bro, you own 4 Bibles for every person in your house?! What on earth is happening there?

[@melikinsmastro]

@@tommygilbreath lol I went to Christian school.. I have kid bibles, study bibles.. ones with annotations.. etc.. they probably haven’t been touched in 30yrs..lol

[@donscott6431]

Something that was left out: PEV’s or Personal Electric Vehicles. These range from automobiles, trucks, and motorcycles to bicycles, atv’s, high speed scooters and electric unicycles. Not to mention children’s toy vehicles and mobility devices for the elderly or handicapped

[@eddiegold1632]

Actually there are more domestic cats in America, than dogs. Statistics show more American families have cats than dogs, or both.

[@MaryEllenSimmons-h5y]

No family bibles? Chicagoan’s here - one car for two people, no dogs, one bible(given to me by my previous church), two gym memberships, old sweatpants that I wear for painting, 3 full bathrooms in my house ( but it was previously a rental with probably 4 roommates)

[@Jml416]

I live by myself and have a car,a truck, motorcycle, boat, a Bible, 37 guns, 2 dogs, 2 toilets and 5 sweatpaints. No gym membership anymore. 😂

[@tommygilbreath]

Weird Flex bruh, 'I own 37 Guns' Why on earth wouldn't you convert them to something of actual value, like Pokemon cards or something?

[@wishingb5859]

My dog passed away but, yes, I had one. I lived in 3 different houses. Two had 4 bedrooms and two bathrooms. Now I am elderly and downsized to me living alone in a house with 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom.

[@jiminohio7253]

Car. Yes. (Does my airplane count too?). Gun. Yes (multiple). Bible. Yes (multiple). Sweatpants. Yes. Two toilets. Yes.

[@roguelorewind6029]

We have 5 SUVs , 1 double cab full sized bed truck, 2 quads, 1 side by side and 3 farm tractors. Only one pup because one passed a few months ago, horse, pig, 8 geese, about 40 chickens, around 10 cats (they come and go. Have no idea who their actual owners are but they love us). We are hunters so we have bows, pewpews and traps. Sweatpants? Yes I am from Northern Indiana so, if it is warm I have some version of it. Though I don't wear a coat much, just my hoodie. Also it is holiday season, sweats are nice and stretchy. And we have 2 full bathrooms but only one floor so it is a master bath and an everybody else bath.