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The Bed: The Most overrated Luxury in history

14K views · Jun 28, 2026 · People & Blogs

Comments · 26

  • @lindamarsh6711 · 3 months ago (edited)

    After 70, i find myself having two sleeps. Instead of fighting it, i get up do what i feel like doing, reading, sewing, watching something like this video. When i start to nod off i go back to bed. If i don’t sleep, i keep on with whatever i was doing. No big deal. It’s natural. What’s unnatural is memory foam. Terrible stuff.

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  • @irodasat · 3 months ago (edited)

    Bed really is a luxury. We sleep on a carpeted floor on a blanket. It’s awesome in the summer but cold in winter 🥶 can’t wait to buy a bed

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  • @CrumbRoot-100 · 2 months ago

    The history behind hard pillows and straw mattresses was surprisingly interesting. It's amazing how recently comfortable beds became normal.

  • @mariajohnson2647 · 3 months ago

    The bed is not overrated. Even people in the ancient times had beds. Maybe they were made a bit different from our modern beds but they had beds. Yes kings and queens most likely had soft beds and pillows.

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  • @duanegrindstaff9635 · 3 months ago

    I remember feather-bed mattresses as a small child.

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  • @csm92459 · 2 months ago

    In the early 1980s there was an exhibition at the Smithsonian called &quot;Treasurer Houses of Great Britain--500 years of private patronage&quot;. &nbsp;It was incredible--I had to go back twice because of data-overload.<br><br>There was a story that the curators had compiled a list of the items they wanted for the exhibit, including an eighteenth century state bed. &nbsp;They were at a stately home reviewing a different piece, and mentioned the search for the bed. &nbsp;The lady of the manor said that she thought they had one. &nbsp;After searching, they found the item in the attics--a gift from Queen Charlotte to a lady-in-waiting (?)--made by Thomas Chippendale and complete with the embroidered Chinese silk hangings--never unpacked! &nbsp;It was on display, but dimly lit to preserve the textiles.

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  • @russelljconquerslifehawkey · 3 months ago

    Perfect room temperature to sleep 70 &nbsp;with a fan room temperature just hanging out 65 I live in Florida it’s 90 by 10 am

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  • @dg2517 · 3 months ago (edited)

    hilarious.. I just ate dinner (in the bed) and am lying on my side, naked in my bed. I have a studio apartment so I do have a couch but no table. &nbsp;Seriously.. lol. cant make this shit up

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  • @csm92459 · 2 months ago

    Get linen sheets--they will cost you more but last FAR longer, and feel much better.

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  • @letsgococo288 · 2 months ago

    Or maybe we have no ancient past because it’s just his story…. Matrix reloaded

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  • @vickistone3700 · 3 months ago

    when I slept over, we sleptn that way

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  • @ElArchivoSecreto987 · 3 months ago

    me encantas estos videotios en serio

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