Dude is a fully grown man with kids and has never done laundry.

It’ll grow out of it in it’s 30’s.

r/interestingasfuck

I have it on my left hand too!! So did my grandpa. He said it’s supposed to mean we’re going to live a long and healthy life but I think he was just saying that for fun lol.

For all the people making fun of OP, I've never seen a casual setting either. Google says it's the same thing as permanent press, which I have seen, so that would explain it.

I feel really awkward asking for clarification on wtf this setting does as 1/2 the comments are sarcastic humor and the others are making fun of op…

I’ve owned more than my share of washers and I don’t recall any of them having this setting. (I’m American in case it’s a regional thing).

Came here to say this lol

The “twist and shout”

I only have it on my right hand.

Casual: yeah, sometimes the stains come out, sometimes they don't. Who cares, right?

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I want it as a Halloween/Christmas decorations.

I tried to do my laundry on legendary mode last week and couldn’t get passed the detergent level, the boss was so OP

Hey we’re gonna be cleaning the clothes in here, nothing crazy just more of a low key caj vibe if you wanna stop by. No worries if not tho

Kingston?

For washing off those filthy casuals

Pshhhh... lava and ONLY lava setting

Welp. When I typed that, it was from a position of thinking that Down Syndrome was a type of Autism. Maybe that was a thought at one point, but I see that they are indeed two separate things.

Looks good. Check the pre-diabetes section in your local market.

I wish I could turn off my casual setting

You'll have to pay $15/month for those...

New Doctor Who baddie. Just add some mid-quality computer animation.

Set it to nightmare mode

Same here. I can walk a very short distance at a time but if I'm going anywhere significant I need the chair. But like I can walk around my bedroom. If I'm at a store and something is out of my reach, I can get up out of my chair and go get it, and then walk the three feet back to my chair, people give me so much shit for it that I've just started to ask people to hand it to me which makes me feel even more disabled and..... It's a vicious cycle. People suck

I thought that it was primarily found in people with Down syndrome (but, not that it necessarily means someone has Down’s). I could very easily be wrong, though.