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Does anyone actually use bathroom bluetooth speakers?
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this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2023
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Literal first 2 words of the post. Have you checked your CO detectors recently?
I know grammar is hard, but OP is clearly saying that using a Bluetooth speaker in the bathroom seems pointless, not music listening in general.
Maybe at least be correct if you're going to be a dick.
He's saying Bluetooth speakers seem pointless because the music seems pointless.
Music listening in general โ listening to music in the shower.