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then they kill them, eat them, and just torment them. and the unluckiest ones are impaled right in the toilet, while the lucky ones are pulled down so they just fall and get dirty.
Added 1 minute later these monsters have an entire network of underground tunnels between the toilets, and their lair is located under the city dump.
nevertheless, the attitude towards elevators is extremely negative
Are we talking about our building or in general? I live in a nine-story building on the eighth floor. The elevator breaks down... well, about two or three times (possibly more) a year. But I think it's better to walk up and down once or twice (which, by the way, is good for you) than to have to use the street as a toilet all year long.
you know, it's better to just go to the toilet before leaving the house and what the hell is with going home to use the toilet? It's like you spend all your time outside, and only go home for that one thing.
Added after 38 seconds I know many stories, all sorts of tales, legends, and other nonsense.
I don't know what kind of paradise you live in, but in my opinion, the 9th installment isn't a skyscraper, as I mentioned in detail above, and I explained why it's flawed.
Although, it's a matter of personal preference.
Some people enjoy being on top.
Besides, I was being sarcastic about the outhouse in the garden because you still need to use the indoor toilet in winter.
And that's perfectly fine.
Just remember the Twin Towers.
There was a plane, an explosion, and a fire.
So, never mind, and why do people like them?
From a purely aesthetic point of view, I like them too.
And maybe because they're new and fresh.
But let's get back to reality.
Grandmothers on the lower floors buy them (they won't take two capitals) because they know why they need to be there.
That's the situation.