re: Office debate - What is considered a large home to you?

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I'm not the one saying most and pretending my opinion is somehow more valid than someone else's, now am I?

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You’re not saying much at all actually.

Other than opinions are anecdotal. Nice conclusion Einstein. Any other anecdotal opinions about anecdotal opinions you want to opine on?

Big homes are fun when you have a house full of people and constant activities

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Oh... so you are really the one pretending your opinion is better than others

That was an easy trap

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Not that I'm right about the waste, about the opinions. Stop trying to worm your way out of this It's getting sad.

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Baws! Baws! Cut that shite out, it’s Christmas time.

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We're just killing time in the slow week

Right?

Carry on

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over 3k

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This

30,000 sq ft

Dude, do you even Hamptons?

Scraps. We would have LOVED to get scraps when i was a kid. And a SHED!? that would be like a mansion to me.


I had to live under a rusty piece of tin in a mud puddle, and all I got to eat was the pictures of the food from the grocery ads.

This is really a matter of geography because space isn’t equally divided in some places. I lived in older cities where lots were pretty small.
Where I live now homes generally run about $600 per sq foot. When I lived in Baton Rouge it was closer to $100.
So where I live now indoor space usually runs close to 1k. Now many people have some sort of enclosed porch that is more like an outdoor living room than a back deck, but is generally not considered part of the Sq footage. I would say what most consider big is a 3-1 or a 3-2 that is roughly around 1500 sq ft.
When we travel to places in “the country” my kids think we are poor AF because people elsewhere live in what my kids think are castles.