Meet the McMansion Man

[@mingsong]

I mean if I spend that much, I would hire an architect and interior designer.

[@florisr9]

And actually use good materials

[@jbun3146]

Absolutely. But you wouldn’t be able to get that lot for that price for a well-built house.

[@allermenchenaufder]

@@jbun3146 " The cheap pay twice "

[@mapoly4883]

So he pretty much makes millions off of creating cheaply made and poorly designed homes in order to try and sell you the illusion of luxury living

[@chillaxinfool6857]

Mapo Ly majority of all business been doing that for the longest...no company or person is perfect...corruption..

[@mapoly4883]

Chillaxin Fool good point

[@learnzz9255]

No he actually build luxurious homes for the rich in the richest areas the Hamptons

[@KingOfKingz911]

sounds like the same thing with anything else i mean designer clothes is all made in china too

[@028TuvaluanHero]

I would say Apple is.

[@scoza]

Is it me, or do the houses look terrible for 4-8m? They look generic.

[@jhhwild]

With the rate of inflation we're lucky a trashed up trailer with a broken toilet and no windows doesn't cost 4-8m, lol.

[@EyeLean5280]

Yeah, that's how it is with McMansions.

[@EchoOfGecko]

I would imagine a large percentage of that price is the land they're on.

[@chadyaknow5690]

scoza yeah they don't look good at all for that price. Not only that but he probably made them look very alike for more profit because it's cheaper to make houses that are very similiar

[@oltedders]

scoza Cookie cutter.

[@failtolawl]

I'd rather live in an original castle in Central Europe for literally a fraction of the price. If I wanted my house to look like a large barn, that is.

[@THX-bz8bi]

Castle are expensive

[@bmp456]

Somebody lock Kate Wagner and him together in an elevator

[@mogmason6920]

DING! DING! DING! Fight! Fight! Fight! Fight!

[@Othhh006]

I’m pretty sure there going to eat each other

[@kittitude]

If people didn't buy his stuff, he wouldn't be where he is in life. He found a formula that works for him.

[@florisr9]

It's the stupid customers that fall for these scams

[@italianguy4195]

@@florisr9 yes Americans. I rest my case. Lol

[@cooper8318]

@@florisr9 What scam? He builds a product that people love and they buy it. Whats the issue? Stupid people dont live in 8 million dollar homes

[@THX-bz8bi]

@@italianguy4195 Americans? Why?

[@inezneal7258]

LOL . I want that crazy mc mansion hating chick who hates his mansions to find him.

[@PeaceDreams0]

I don't think she is crazy. I mean, they horrible. They should not exist.

[@theminisimmer]

Technically she won't have too much of a problem with most of these houses shown, typically the houses are built in the mcmansion style which is typically a clash of styles, but some of the designs were actually in the style you see typically in the Hamptons.

[@venus_envy]

@@PeaceDreams0 agreed

[@venus_envy]

Kate Wagner, and she ain't crazy, lol.

[@DylanRomanov]

Why is she crazy? Hmm she comes across very intelligent.men love to call any girl with interesting style crazy.

[@wiggy8912]

“They need us...” To build crap.

[@leahtv7778]

Why does anyone need that much space? Are you living with 15 other people? 20? Just thinking about the heating bills is giving me anxiety

[@TELEVISIBLE]

To house their ego !

[@jamesonthekingya7151]

Bruce Jeffries ahhh america “plays America national anthem”

[@racc1k163]

Leah Tverly because he can?

[@gangsterspongebob1539]

Who said anything about "need", you filthy commie? What, do you wanna redistribute his wealth?

[@clintcooper1217]

Love my big house!

[@Tania10234]

Not worth the money they all look the same

[@kkknotcool]

Why is houses looking the same bad? They used to build rows of identical housing in a neighborhood. It dropped the cost of housing considerably. You could just fabricate the same wall 500 times instead of measuring and cutting then reading the blueprint. It took half the time to build and was just as good value for the consumer. But people's ego requires them to differentiate themselves from others even if it cost them thousands and thousands of dollars.

[@jareda.1353]

kkknotcool I think it's called creativity, which is better than an ugly neighborhood with a bunch eyesores.

[@sparticuzj19]

Jared A. Sounds more like ego. Are designers creative enough to create millions of individual House in a short space of time?

[@gilliamjf]

Just think how much energy (2 airconditioners, 2 furnaces, etc.) it takes to run these ego mansions. The true cost is not just money, but in coal extracted from West Virginia mountaintops.

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

gilliamjf there only McMansions so they can't be that bad

[@philwilliams470]

gilliamjf ...... & to be Honest; they look rather 'Tacky'

[@clintcooper1217]

I have 3 air conditioners and 4 furnaces! And I wish my house was even bigger!!! Love it!

[@the3rdbestnikkashopinyoura540]

Just 2? Need 2 just for the pool house

[@aBirdAndHisBoy]

You can easily get solar panels & geothermal energy for carbon neutral.

[@Ben-fr8gi]

These aren't McMansions as I know them. They have coherent styles and shapes, balance, proportional scale, things line up, the roofline isn't a horrible mess. They don't use a random piles of siding types and materials. And they don't have those horrendous temple-scale doorways made of plastic foam. Developer built homes may share some aspects of McMansions - looking similar to each other, and in some cases being bigger than the average house, but sharing some similarities doesn't make two things the same.

[@V0YAG3R]

Ben Hahaha... oh, wow! These are actually worse, these are fugly looking barns 👌🏻

[@boratbruno4947]

Are you the architect of these monstrosities by any chance? Trying to defend your work? Eh? Eh?

[@Rebecca-br2mw]

Definitely not the worst I've seen when design principles are considered, but still not the level of concept and detail for what I'd be willing to spend 4 to 8 mil on. Good points though

[@YangChuan2001]

You're right. As far as I can tell, those are dutch colonial houses. A style developed in New York and New Jersey

[@gregkosinski2303]

@@YangChuan2001 they’re Dutch colonial inspired, but pretty well into McMansion territory. Several simply look like three classic Dutch colonials pushed together.

[@ThePLAYBC]

I will never understand why you would pay so much money for a house that is essentially constructed with poor materials. They won‘t last longer than 30years... In Europe the houses are far more advanced and of better quality

[@YangChuan2001]

They also cost 6 times as much, have no space, no A/C and look like garbage

[@brockreynolds870]

I designed my own house. That way it reflects ME completely, and is one of a kind.

[@Rebecca-br2mw]

This is what I plan to do also. Regardless of how wealthy I am, I prefer a reasonable sized, well-designed house that I can maintain alone, outside of special projects that lie outside my ability

[@trashyspeeds266]

Usually that means it wont sell in the future, not a problem if you never plan on moving though

[@brockreynolds870]

@@trashyspeeds266 First of all.. I don't ever plan on moving, but If I were to sell, I don't know why it wouldn't sell. Literally every person who walks into my house gasps at how nice it is.

[@haydavisito]

What a Grade A first world problem. They're building cookie-cutter mansions in the Hamptons, and it's bothering some millionaires. Meanwhile in Syria...

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

David Anthony Gutiérrez in mean while in Syria there thinking of ways to bomb our McMansions

[@parkchimmin7913]

Lucas Fernandez Rude

[@MRTN13]

Comparing suburban architecture with a war. What a great comparison.

[@freddytoloni8450]

David Anthony Gutiérrez you can say "meanwhile in Syria..." to negate any problem. It's just an ugly house, no need to shove it in our faces how "easy" we have it. That's totally unrelated

[@jellyd0e]

It's not bothering millionaires- they love it. People like the man in this video make their money by building cheap, quick homes that look expensive and selling them to other millionaires, who then sell the house again to another millionaire, and so on...they use a home as an asset and not a home. Meanwhile all over the world people struggle to pay their rents and mortgages, and they expect an actually useful and cost effective home. McMansions prevent good quality useful homes from being built. Hope this cleared it up.

[@yepitsthatguy5278]

It amazes me how excessive Americans live. I know this is just the middle-upper class shown in the video, but even households from lower working class backgrounds have houses larger than anywhere in the world it seems. I don't know it just always makes feel queasy knowing how materialistic it all is and how much energy goes into fuelling these huge houses/all the raw materials and possessions to fill the house.

[@scrappymom7881]

YepItsThatGuy that's more than upper middle class rich. At least it is where I live. That's full on rich. And excessive. And it's not as much material as you might think. The houses are only built to absolute minimum code, meaning they are flimsy. The electric wiring, plumbing, furnace vents... All crap. I'd personally prefer a much smaller house, made well, with well thought out uses of space.

[@CheeseBae]

People who can afford those houses are probably in the top 1% of earners, and certainly in the top 5%. I know people here don't want to admit it, but his buildings are probably much more energy efficient than historic mansions.

[@learnzz9255]

Some one sounds jealous

[@NicotineRosberg]

it's called 'higher standard of living'

[@kman7681]

scrappy mom where I live these sized houses are suited for the upper middle class. Not the mansions with the theater and bowling alley. That is some high society stuff.

[@jimenaroldan549]

"I'm not the shoemaker with the bad shoes"... Ummmmm he kinda is...

[@PeaceDreams0]

Jajaja totally!!

[@movementsNYC]

The Exterior's are Ugly

[@sphericalsphere]

I wouldn't really call those McManions. They actually look pretty good

[@EyeLean5280]

True, they're a lot better looking than the classic McMansion.

[@jellyd0e]

That literally the point...it looks good to people who don't know anything about architecture. That's how they sell cheap wood and foam homes for millions of dollars.

[@CheeseBae]

"it looks good to people who don't know anything about architecture." Kinda like rock music only sounds good to people who don't understand the composition of classical music, right? Kinda like balloon framing is only liked by people who don't understand the art of timber frame joinery, right? Stop being elitist. Architects forget their job is to satisfy the wants of non-architects.

[@starrg7478]

These houses literally have the same design and it looks like multiple homes have been smashed together because the roof is not symmetrical. These houses make it no architectural sense and are very cheaply made.

[@CheeseBae]

​@@starrg7478, they look like multiple homes smashed together? So do Victorian homes. The use the same design? So what? In many historic areas, the building authorities insist homes be of a consistent style, and that's a bad thing now? I could easily argue that all Adam style homes look the same.

[@twdjt6245]

Wow....500k for 2 weeks.....

[@archangel4597]

rip off

[@mayellia6221]

These aren’t McMansions. McMansions are architectural nightmares, but this guy’s houses have actual class. I honestly couldn’t even distinguish that they were new houses because the “McMansions” looked like older houses

[@asatsumaorange9296]

A real McMansion would stucco, stone, Greek columns, turrets, and cost just under a million. This is a high-price real estate developer who at least has some taste.

[@MRTN13]

This is an update to the McMansion (2006-2012). Less crazy, bigger and still fake. This is still a poor woodboard construction with fake masonry glued on it. That's how he finished his houses that fast and makes good profit. It's a giant doghouse sold as a 1930s mansion

[@marusak72]

Those houses have class only if you believe a Barbie house is an architecture. 1890 barns from ocean to ocean.

[@EyeLean5280]

Yes, they're a lot less ugly than the classic McMansion, but they still look ostentatious and cheaply made.

[@austinalmanza7394]

I agree they don't look as bad.. they are just bland

[@snooppey]

These are not really McMansions, look to the Washing Post's video on McMansions to see real examples of McMansions.

[@V0YAG3R]

snooppey No, these are actually worse, they all look like fugly barns 👌🏻

[@BradThePitts]

It doesn't matter if they look the same, the majority of homes in the Hamptons are not seen from the street and/or have very tall hedges around the property.

[@freebrook]

his house is cool. the others, not so much

[@gavincurtis]

Lol... ATM is a piece of furniture.

[@ruzzelladrian907]

They hired a dull and uninspired architect. By the looks of these McMansions, they're all look pretty awful.

[@weareorigin]

If you want higher quality, I recommend a cement-home. Way better sound proofing and takes much less to cool & heat a home with cement walls. But guess people don't like high quality.

[@EnDB]

You're absolutely correct. If ever a powerful storm comes through, their homes will be decimated.

[@nadjak3410]

As a German I was always wondering how at US High schools you could do such great stuff as learning how to build a House. Then I learned that they just staple some pieces of timber 😂

[@nadjak3410]

@Natalia Doesn't have anything to do with lower intelligence but a different culture. Go cry into your pillow if you're offended.

[@bubbafrie9001]

Me living in an old Victorian mansion.

[@valeriem6187]

These aren't McMansions though. McMansions have cheap material, horrible architecture and look way out of place.

[@jimenaroldan549]

SOMEONE PUT KATE WAGNER AND THIS DUDE ON A DEBATE TABLE PLEASEEEE

[@davidmenke7552]

I absolutely LOVE The Sandcastle. I discovered it last year and I'm building a 3D model inspired by it in my time off. I would love for Joe to see it one day!

[@Dromfel]

skate park? bowling? ATM? Is this from 90s? The guy lives in past.

[@illuminati10yearsago80]

Hey, if that the case, I wanna live in the past as well 😂

[@sguploads9601]

most of customers are 60+.

[@Ransomhandsome]

In my years of living on Balboa Island, California, I've seen something very similar. One company, Vitarelli, builds almost all new the new construction on the island. Same cookie-cutter, "Cape Cod" style home, block after block, but this is Orange County, and most of these young, new money folks have no sense of style or refined taste in relation to the millions they're spending, so, they pay Vitarelli to create something like everybody else has.

[@Kev199117]

I wouldn't consider these McMansions

[@florisr9]

I would since they are made of crap materials with no regards for durability

[@sassm8142]

You meet this boss after defeating all the other boomers

[@V0YAG3R]

Sass M8 And Islam is a religion of peace 👌🏻

[@learnzz9255]

These are mansions not McMansions , don’t lie to your selves. The Hamptons has become for the rich to build weekend and vacation homes

[@DAViDD767]

Thank you for pointing that out, McMansions are wanna be mansions.

[@infinorthscenery5540]

The three to eight million dollar range Ah yes, much more affordable.

[@desireandfire]

That house is not worth 43M, maybe 5M

[@sgfreak96]

If you know anything about home values in The Hamptons, 43M is what you should have been expecting to hear.

[@thomasamalfitano4145]

The house is 11.5 aches and has a baseball field and tennis court

[@Colin.Smith.Pianist]

It's disgusting. These houses are an insult to architecture, and they insult the adults who they ensnare into buying them.

[@spudluver47]

Minority opinion- I like them. McMansions are much, much uglier where I’m from.

[@chrisbedwards]

I don't think they look THAT bad. If there were only one of them you'd think it's a nice house. They only look bad because there are a bunch of them so they look more generic. I wouldn't even call them McMasions. They don't conform to the various stereotypes that McMansions are known for, like gaudy columns, mismatched roofs, and spirals.

[@kickandblock]

They look the same because of historical codes in the area requiring it. People really have no clue what they’re talking about, or the hoops you have to jump through to build a custom home In those kinds of neighborhoods. Having models already pre approved by the historical councils makes everyone’s lives easier and makes the project more cost effective.

[@FruitNDoggie]

So also the worst real estate developer in the area.

[@kariminalo979]

Taste: 0 Aesthetics: Sqrt -1

[@don-cw1yz]

So construction people get employed . The houses look good to me . They certainly are not an eyesore .Landscaping people get employed .Nice look to the area .So tell me again why there is a problem . Some people have a lot of money and they can afford it . The city gets more tax revenue as that new huge home gets taxes higher .So again is this a problem ? Some architects do not like the style ,well that's their opinion . In the Hamptons a lot of people rent out the homes when they are not there . So the market for rentals is the big house with a pool. Vacationers spend money on eating out and tourist attractions . So again the local economy benefits . Problem? The locals see their house values rise .Problem? Some people feel the big homes change the area . Well others might say the area needs revitalization as the older homes are looking shabby .

[@rachelc3535]

From what i gathered is they don't want the land developed. I can understand that.

[@don-cw1yz]

I was in the Hamptons a couple of years ago .There are some areas that could use redevelopment.

[@TimSlee1]

It's true that modern architects have no taste but these houses are tacky. Some are alright, but others are uneven, and look like clumps of miss-matching features. Not to mention their size and cheap materials negatively impact the environment.

[@CheeseBae]

There is no problem. He's giving people what they want. The haters don't like what he's doing because he's rich and they're not, but they'll never admit it.

[@glanni]

Some people don't want a bunch of rich people in their town because it can negatively impact their own life. For example, rich people have very different spending habits than working class people and they can and will attract companies that cater to them. Sometimes this makes living more expensive for everyone. When rich people are moving in those areas this also creates a class division that hasn't been there before locally which most poor people wouldn't like, obviously. And of course, many people will be jealous. Jealousy isn't good or nice but it is understandable that people who work to get by in a shabby one-story building get mad if suddenly a pretentious McMansion sits directly in front of them, including a bowling alley and snobby people. But fact is, if more money is around the whole area becomes more expensive, and people who don't have a lot of money used to profit from living in rural areas where they might need less money to live. They lose this advantage and might need to move if they can't afford living there anymore. I don't want to blame the guy personally, he does his job and makes money, but his actions may have negative consequences for the people living there, and he doesn't care.

[@u235u235u235]

he's blaming pensions?!?! that's laughable.

[@LucasFernandez-fk8se]

is it though if u know how the economy works and u clearly don't but welfare and pensions and social security are huge expenses for the government i think they cost the national government around $800,000,000 a year people who build the tax base ( workers ) who have jobs who fund these programs

[@Andreas4696]

u235u235u235 Just check out Detroit, Chicago, CalPERS, and any other major city's pension liabilities. There is only one city in America that has 100 and above percent funding on its pensions, and that is Washington D.C. The belly of the beast, the heart of the monster. The fact is that america has over 200 TRILLION DOLLARS in unfunded pension liabilities! Don't believe me? Do a quick google search.

[@u235u235u235]

you have a link for this 200 trillion figure?

[@ManoceanLive]

If you Google search, it's literally the first result! I would understand if it was hard to find... but really!

[@jaredshelton4718]

McMansions are awesome. Stop hating because you can't afford them.

[@nadjak3410]

I'm wondering if this guy can actually afford to live in one as he has to rent out to Bey and Jay

[@DAViDD767]

Are you sure, they built with low quality materials and the value goes down as the years go by which is why they are called McMansions.

[@jaredshelton4718]

@@DAViDD767 That's why you use top rated builders who know what they're doing. Build quality is subjective considering every company has different building techniques and uses different materials. Structural integrity differs everywhere. This video targets them as a whole, which is only supplying false information.

[@justjacqueline2004]

These buyers are sitting ducks for the local tax collectors,as Mr Farrell said himself,the expense and pensions are increasing who pays but the tax payers,are none of these buyers at least a bit worried?Same in California,CALPERS in pain the obvious payers are the influx of wealthy money from across the USA and the world.

[@EyeLean5280]

The thing he said about the tax base is actually interesting. I wonder if it has any merit.

[@ajgerbi]

In my opinion, the houses aren't that ugly and fairly nice. However, they cost wayyy too much and are basically cookie cutters.

[@pt192]

So let’s talk about how far homes have come in the last 50 years. Lead paint, gone. Popcorn ceiling with asbestos, gone. Superior insulation in walls, attics and better quality windows make these larger home cheaper to heat and cool than older, smaller homes. They are much more energy efficient while also allowing more natural light in. Also, they do last if you take care of them. My 2003 home is a thousand times nicer than my 1960’s home was. It’s almost 20 years old and it’s just like the day I bought it. Most people simply don’t know how (or are too lazy) to maintain a home properly.

[@gha23ify]

The pigs really care what we think of them , or should I say what they think they own.

[@borderwave2]

I'm surprised they are using regular OSB and not Zip for the siding, especially given the price point.

[@heru-deshet359]

He's selling to people like Elvis Presley. He had a lot of money and extremely poor taste.

[@philrabe910]

When a custom house isn't. He has got the formula. Don't reinvent the wheel for every client. We gotcha Big Mak, The Cheese Royal, The Filet of Ish. If ya wanna add a side of dormers, it'll cost ya, be we gotcha covered. Build 4 kinds of house repeatedly, and you get to do it well and save on the construction process.

[@marlenalinne7958]

"Mule in horse clothes", as the old saying goes.

[@DovZeev]

Does anyone know anything about real estate who's commenting here? In neighborhoods, what keeps values of floats partly is the idea of a homogeneous neighborhood, houses that look relatively similar with no one breaking out of the mold. As far as price, an empty plot of land could easily command a million and a half, so building an actual home will immediately command at least a couple million. A custom home? 3 to 4 million.

[@CF-3300]

They look higher quality than typical McMansions. They’re actual plywood instead of OSB.

[@chrisli3295]

I think the houses look fantastic, modern and spacious

[@njf1175]

I like the design of the exterior but the way the McMansions are built though. Sheesh.

[@BK-se6yh]

If I ever buy one (yeah right) I want my whole family living with me. All of them

[@UnleashTheBlob]

This dude has had a few face lifts.

[@wednesday55]

Perfect comment.

[@PacifierMusic]

This guy is everything that's wrong with America.

[@unregisteredhypercam2142]

eyesore

[@chistinelane]

what's so bad about these houses? paint is only a few tenths of a millimeter deep

[@hinken3716]

Is he driving a Volvo 240 in the beginning?

[@pt192]

But I mean, they’re nicer homes than any of us have. So are we just being jealous?

[@colechapman6976]

Most of these houses are set back from the road enough to where it doesn't really matter what they look like. The Hamptons are overrated and expensive anyways, so who is really being harmed here? Worried about the Hamptons losing character? There was hardly any character or originality to begin with. I'll choose Nantucket over the Hamptons any day of the week

[@garrett21]

That’s the house from Billions

[@chrisrstt]

ive meet this guy b4

[@jacobfetzer715]

It's funny, the people in the comment section who are so narcissistic they seem oblivious to the fact that in a not too distant world called reality, there are in fact people with the money and inclination to buy these homes.

[@Kharmazov]

Scrap plywood sheds.

[@williwnl6287]

Am I the only one who think McMansions look nice?

[@sparticuzj19]

Dragonex not alone, I like the designs and I don’t even own one.

[@donahuesheri]

is it just me or does that guy sound like ryan gosling

[@evnejg94]

Paying for something you dont use to impress people you dont care about. The american dream has hit dangerous levels. The mcmansion is this eras Victorian equivalent. An extravagant waste of resources

[@WaLLbAnGeR211]

631 baby

[@coolidgedollar2154]

Okay, but those are NOT what are generally considered "McMansions", which are way uglier. Do a bit more research next time, NYT -- maybe by visiting the suburbs of cities like Chicago and Dallas instead of the east coast.

[@Jason-fb6jo]

So we should give the rich more money cuz we need them? Makes since

[@esta1ful]

Sounds like Aaron Spelling’s house.

[@MrChopemup]

Back in the 70s the Hampton still retain some of its old charm. No it’s a bunch of yuppies with cash. It’s over

[@atnfn]

Those houses don't really look like they are in the greatest shape, either they are very old or poorly built. Looks like they are about to collapse,...

[@morte4625]

LOL people that don't have the cash in the first place are hating in the comment

[@alenzhang4854]

McMansion McMan

[@howlbigbadwolf]

The burdens of the super-rich, such woes and issues they have, I believe we should ease their Pain by giving them more money through tax breaks to help out these struggling people. Before you say I'm some kind of leftist nut job, I make a very decent wage each year and I'm single so I live and do quite well on my own. When you have good health, family and friends, you're doing well imo.

[@MrAreyoulocal]

Technically if you make more than 30 thousand a year, you are part of the 1 percent in the world. Congratulation, according to Bernie Sanders and what's her face you are a part of the problem. Lol

[@geoffdundee]

nice houses

[@brainwashingdetergent4128]

It doesnt matter how you build a large home people will always hate on them mcmansions or perfect architecture they will hate because they are poor.

[@patrickwelch620]

Ruining neighborhoods one house at a time. Does he widen the roads for all the new cars?

[@masterdra329333]

Lol at all these people trying to cope...muh bad design..muh cheap construction...go out and build the house you want then. So many people have something to say about things that shouldn't even matter to them. And half of you are just mad this guy makes enough money to buy your family...good on him. I hope he makes more and build himself a new house twice the size. Ill be tending to and making my own money.

[@SOPDX01]

Smart guy

[@itsokitsok5020]

He is right, They do need him. Because of the pensions, Taxes, and the need for more work job. The problem is he doesn't have to be so arrogant about it. People can overlook a lot of things. For even to the point of being crass and rude. Long as they are getting something out of it that's more beneficial for them, That being said, The one thing that people will not overlook the long is being arrogant, No matter how much you bring to the table. They would rather not have it. Same thing going on with the president. Arrogance!

[@krashsite2125]

At least his houses have a style that I kinda like, the ones where I live are horrid.

[@blahmooblah789]

Nice Volvo 240

[@ualuuanie]

I always have these fears of living in a big houses. 1 is what happens if there is someone else in the house and I do not know about it till its too late and 2 is what if I have an urgent call of nature and need to go to the toilet and its too far away.

[@embatbr]

The problem ins't in him. He is just an agent of people's desires.

[@PeoplesChoiceofficial]

thats crappy weak houses - one fire and its gone

[@robsurds1954]

they build cheap as they can, get the money and let you fix the crappy work the unlicensed laborers did.

[@adityasanthanam1945]

Those McMansions look bad with bad architecture, are poorly constructed, bad design, tasteless, fake luxury, are uncomfortable, a waste of space, are rip offs, and are ruining the landscape. He only wants money, and gets it by building and selling these buildings.

[@samanthab1923]

Guys like him have ruined it out east.

[@SS-wi4tm]

This video didn't explain anything. Terrible reporting. No context, no argument.