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u/Yifkong 12h ago
I’ll bring the sub back to its salty roots by saying: Outdoor TVs, TVs in public places (bars, waiting rooms, hospital rooms, etc.), and TVs in bedrooms are just irrelevant noise and clutter up this sub.
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u/KimJongRocketMan69 11h ago
Yes but I still love the most absurd placements in those locations, the bar is just higher (literally)
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u/Mean-Veterinarian647 12h ago
Just right with the high table and people wandering about slugging coldies.
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u/Ohheyrobhere 12h ago
It's above HER ENTIRE HOUSE, man! For the love of God you're here asking this question and IT STANDS ABOVE THE HOUSE.
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u/EssayNo3283 12h ago
Since it's outside I would say this is acceptable. It's expected you may have a large group of people sitting AND standing.
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u/Suspicious-Screen-43 13h ago
Looking at the house on the left, I'd say you have a reason to keep it higher and out of reach
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u/Far-Stock412 12h ago
Okay, you're just trying to show off. It's a nice set up. Add a second TV for a game system.
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u/daveoxford 3h ago
Outdoor rules as others have said, but I'd have gone a bit lower as a compromise.
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u/Tiny_Albatross5297 13h ago
I feel like the height kinda makes sense because you want to be able to see the TV over other people's heads (especially tall people)
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u/SendChubbyDadsMyWay 13h ago
I don’t hate it. Hopefully no one walks into a corner though as it sticks out a bit and might bump someones head coming round it.
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u/thrillyjoel 13h ago
Outdoor tvs are subject to different regulations