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They took money from retirement for remodeling??? Possibly for a POOL??? I'm not one to use multiple punctuation but this warrants it.
$65,000 for the kitchen...you're fired!
The only thing worse than this awful design is the husband. First, the design: I hope they love that island, since it’s the only place they have to eat. And those shelves, which cut across the windows—horrible!! Should have closed off one of the windows and done upper cabinets. Then there are the gym lockers in the family room—awful choice. But none of that compares to how much I didn’t like the husband. Taking money out of your retirement so you can spend $90k on a swimming pool is beyond stupid. Like way beyond. And then to say your kids “don’t have a home.” When I heard him say that I was like, oh no you didn’t. Because the kids are living with their grandparents. It’s not like they are out on the street, shivering in the cold and begging for food. He is the poster child for white privilege. Horrible.
Did they get the pool done
$65k on a kitchen with shelves in front of the windows. What a joke.
This is beautiful
Where do they find such clueless people?
It is just unbelievable that the suppliers of cabinets, flooring, tile, appliances, countertops, plumbing and electrical supplies and fixtures (faucets, sinks, lights) and laborers don't give homeowners all of these things for free! Imagine having to pay for all of this, plus professional costs for an architect or engineer to guarantee the integrity of the build. For everyone commenting on the estimated $65,000.00 cost of the kitchen build, do you not have to pay for the things you purchase? Also, this cost included renovating the living area and a bedroom. Certainly they could have chosen less expensive materials, but, as the saying goes: "You get what you pay for". They were spending more on a pool that will certainly get less use than the kitchen will. I suspect this family is looking at this as being their forever home, so spending more makes sense.