Owning a backyard pool is a massive headache.

Growing up, I thought having a pool was the ultimate luxury. Two years ago, i bought a house with one, and i realized how naive i was. It is just an exhausting money pit.

First off, the relentless upkeep. You spend hours skimming leaves, scrubbing algae, and balancing chemicals every single week. Ignore it for just a few days, and it turns into a murky swamp that requires expensive shock treatments to fix.

Then there’s the financial drain. Between the spike in electricity to run the pump, water bills, winterization, and replacing broken filters, you’re throwing thousands of dollars away for something you use maybe three moths a year.

Add in the constant stress over safety liability and leaks, and it’s just not worth it. Going to a community pool gives you all of the fun with zero percent of the miserable maintenance. I will never buy a house with a pool again

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u/Any-Aspect7627 — 21 hours ago

What is an album where every single track is a 10/10, but it gets completely overlooked because of the artist’s bigger hits?

We all know the universally acclaimed “flawless” albums that constantly get brought up in music discussions. However, there are plenty of records where an artist put together a completely cohesive, zero-skip track list, yet the album as a whole rarely gets talked about because one or two giant lead singles stole all the spotlight.

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u/Any-Aspect7627 — 1 day ago

What is an album where every single track is a 10/10, but it gets completely overlooked because of the artist’s bigger hits?

We all know the universally acclaimed “flawless” albums that constantly get brought up in music discussions. However, there are plenty of records where an artist put together a completely cohesive, zero-skip track list, yet the album as a whole rarely gets talked about because one or two giant lead singles stole all the spotlight.

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u/Any-Aspect7627 — 1 day ago

Giving Lamine Yamal the #10 shirt at Barcelona this early puts too much pressure on him. Does anyone else agree?

Handing the iconic number 10 shirt to Lamine Yamal while he is still so young feels like a premature marketing move rather than an award for his achievements. Giving a teenager the heaviest jersey in club football before he has even built a proper career or stacked up major trophies risks burning him out or setting impossible expectations. Barcelona should have waited until he was a bit older and had actually cemented his legacy with major medals before handing him the shirt worn by club legends.

Do you guys agree with this, or do you think giving him the #10 now is the right move for his development?

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u/Any-Aspect7627 — 2 days ago
▲ 75 r/nba

From $10 billion to $12.5 billion in under 14 months. What does the Lakers sale about the future of NBA valuations?

The Lakers setting back to back record sales $10 billions in 2025, now $12.5 billions 2026 is mind blowing when you think about where team prices were even five years ago.

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u/Any-Aspect7627 — 4 days ago
▲ 87 r/NameMyDog+1 crossposts

Help me find a name to my new puppy

What names comes to your mind when you look at this face. It’s 1 month year old

u/Any-Aspect7627 — 4 days ago