Raw LLM Responses

at 22:15 i'm wondering why does anyone even fold their laundry let alone want a robot to do it for them?! folded laundry doesn't even fit in a drawer as well as unfolded...it takes effort/time(i guess that's why someone would want a robot to do it for them instead?!) just stop doing it! just stop folding your laundry, it fits better in the drawers when unfolded and it takes zero extra time/effort to just set the unfolded clothes into the drawer. if you don't want wrinkles in your clothes then this is the perfect way to get no wrinkles/no fold marks in your clothes, just lay them out in the drawer...i used to have one pair of dressy pants that would wrinkle, so i would roll them(instead of folding them) but even when I pulled out the rolled zero creased/zero wrinkled pant and put the pants on with zero wrinkles/folds as soon as i would sit down in them they'd immediately wrinkle around the back of the knees and around the waste, and so i got different dress pants that didn't wrinkle when i sat down and no more wrinkly clothes then! stop wasting time/energy "folding clothes"....ask yourself why am i "folding clothes" to begin with! because it's just something you've always done?(that's not the greatest reason to continue a behavior) because you were forced to do this as a child? because you think it's helping your clothes be "less wrinkly"? by putting wrinkles/folds in the clothes this somehow makes them "less wrinkly"? no...quit buying wearing fabric prone to wrinkles in the first place if wrinkles bother you!...then quit wasting time folding the fabric that you're just going to store in dresser drawers then UNFOLD only to put on your body and wear for several hours...if you love folding things so much then learn to do origami and save your folded creations as framed art work for other humans to see/admire...who ever gets to even see your folded clothes?! no one!! you don't even pay attention to the folds yourself you just fold them, hide them, then unfold as quickly as possible when hurriedly getting dressed...when you add up all the time we humans spend on "folding clothes" and then unfolding too does take some amount of extra time, it's probably thousands? perhaps millions? of years we've collectively wasted on folding clothes that could have been spent on more productive/more entertaining things like creating artwork/vacationing/procreation/even watching extra tv(also not a super "great" human activity but at least it's better than folding laundry)!? anything else but this nonsensical activity...