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Related: About this forumSmash rooms are breaking their way into Orlando area
https://www.clickorlando.com/news/smash-rooms-are-breaking-their-way-into-orlando-areaLAKELAND, Fla. - Do you ever feel like breaking something?
There's a new trend of places called smash rooms. Yes, it's real. They're a place where you can break stuff, make a mess and not clean up afterward.
"It's a great place to de-stress, kind of unwind after the day or if you have some pumped up adrenaline it's a great place to let loose," Tyana Daley, the digital marketer for Smash Room in Lakeland, said.
The Smash Room in Central Florida opened on Aug. 4 for anyone interested in relieving the frustration typically caused after an argument, whether it was caused by a spouse or things at work got tense. For parents, it could also help relieve the stress when children are back home and being a pain in the you know where.
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Smash rooms are breaking their way into Orlando area (Original Post)
steve2470
Aug 2018
OP
Simply letting go is much cheaper; can be done anywhere. Forgiveness is a big help to letting go. nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Aug 2018
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Doreen
(11,686 posts)1. I am game if there are ceramic faces of trump.
I would enjoy smashing those.
Bernardo de La Paz
(57,215 posts)2. Simply letting go is much cheaper; can be done anywhere. Forgiveness is a big help to letting go. nt
AJT
(5,240 posts)3. Yes Florida, rather than learning to handle your anger
just smash things and shoot guns....
MarvinGardens
(781 posts)4. A former colleague of mine
was a grad student for a professor who is a big name in our field. We're both chemists, btw. So when things would get stressful, they had a back room that was a graveyard of old equipment that was broken or defunct, mostly old computers and printers. And a hammer. When things got stressful, it was normal and acceptable in that group to go into the back room and take the hammer to an old printer or something.