Bro.
This is simultaneously obscene and one of the most impressive architectural things ever.
Do…do you get an in-house chef? What if you just want to live there alone? What if you just want to cook plain-ass spaghetti every night and then eat it in your underwear while watching Riverdale?
(Not that I do that ever.)
Can the chef watch Riverdale with you?
And it comes furnished, right? What if you want to use your own furniture? How hard is it to get all of that out of there and replace it with your Walmart spatulas and La-Z-Boy chair?
Excess like this is weird to me. Like, on one hand: why? But on the other hand: why not?
But also also: living in the most expensive house in the world is not something I’d ever want to be able to say. Think of all the other things you could do with that money.
But also also also: it is art, to an extent.
You still get bird poop on your windows, though. Money can’t buy poopless birds.
And that’s probably one of the weirdest sentences I’ve ever written.
House (not MD)
Super interesting stuff.
I’ve always liked small spaces. Hell, I went through a phase in junior high during which I felt like even my own room was too big and thus I moved all my important things into my closet and hung out there instead.
Our place is pretty much perfect for me and Nate, but if I lived on my own, I’d love to live in a tiny little studio.
*more noises of frustration*
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO FIND HOUSING IN CALGARY?
Seriously, I’m really, really starting to freak out about this. I might have to actually road trip up there to get an apartment in person, ‘cause this is ridiculous. Almost had to go to the hospital again ‘cause I was in full panic attack mode.
