Gudeen.
2023-07-22 11:30:43
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With an electric opener, it is also possible to open it without a key, especially if you want to go in yourself. I don’t like constantly carrying a bunch of keys in my pocket.
I can’t quite grasp the situation...
I have received a first offer from a prefabricated house provider.
I understand that the price won’t stay at that.
Where did additional costs come up for you afterwards and in what amounts?
(...)
You probably also have a bunch of stuff that I would say nobody needs.
I would have liked your post as an example of individuality, if you had not qualified the alternatives as "life from yesterday."I am at work, the child is standing at the door and has forgotten the key. Rings the bell, I see the junior through the camera and can open. I am on vacation, my package was delivered to the neighbor but he did not realize that we are not here. Door briefly opened, package placed, thanks. The cleaning help arrives a bit later today, but I have to go to an important appointment, she rings, I open remotely. Key forgotten. Just to name a few use cases.
Everyone has to decide that for themselves. Preaching a life in the past as a societal standard does not bring forth innovations.
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