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How much living area do you have in your pad/crib?
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How much living area (in square feet or square meters [preferably]) do you have in your pad/crib? I have 60m2.Originally Posted by merkur
more than i need. i only occupy 2 spots on the couch, the kitchen, and my bed p.s. +the bathroom
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In seriousness, my Manhattan pad is small, probably 1000 sq ft. Country house is big, around 15,000 sq ft. Eventually will get a bigger place in the city.Originally Posted by zjpj83
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