DIY bed fix and fanfrom @raitryna

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I broke my bed this weekend, and how I broke my bed is gonna remain a mystery, but you could use your imagination. And on top of that, my room doesn't have a fan, so it gets real hot in here sometimes. So today, we're gonna face that. The metal frame is literally best and digging into the bed frame, so the right side of my bed is literally falling into the ground. After grabbing my homie with a breakfast sandwich and some coffee, he agreed to come with me to Home Depot to help me pick out some screws for my bed frame, as well as a new fan with a light built into it. Being in Home Depot makes me wanna renovate every single aspect of my apartment, but you gotta start somewhere. So we went to the fan section, and I picked out a simple black fan that matched my furniture, which came out to a $122. Once we got home, we took out our manly tool sets and drills and turned into Bob the Builder. I don't know what you're talking about. You didn't fucking hear that. We know exactly what we're doing no much so that we brought in another friend just for moral support. All this manly work can be very tiring, so we had to take a quick snack break before we got back to drilling each tier. I mean, the screws. A few hours and a few fuck ups later, we finally did it. Oh. Holy shit. Money, baby. With one mission down, it was time to accomplish another and move on to the bed frame. We got reinforced screws and duct tape holding this thing together, so it's no longer just a bed. It's a battlefield for passion and occasionally poor decisions. Alright, ladies and gentlemen. That is how you fix a bed and install a fan. Thank you very much, CJ. No problemo. I didn't do anything. Bye.