McMansion

But Debbie, pastels.

Or Debbie sitting in the car as the McMansion explodes in the background, you know.

Or the, I wanted a Malibu, or I wanted a ballerina Barbie.

And they get me what? Malibu Barbie.

You know, you had this idealized looking family.

I mean, I was jealous of the McMansion and all the trips they were taking, you know.

Yeah.

And this seemingly wonderful marriage.

I mean, people can't...

We kind of peeked out at the McMansions.

I don't think the houses are getting much bigger.

I mean, at this point, I know more people that talk about downsizing their homes than upsizing their homes, unless they're starting a family.

You know, you had this idealized looking family.

I mean, I was jealous of the McMansion and all the trips they were taking, you know, and this seemingly wonderful marriage.

But people generally don't flip on dimes.

There's the underlying emptiness, and her husband may have been very out of touch with what was really going on with her internally.

You know, you had this idealized looking family.

I mean, I was jealous of the McMansion and all the trips they were taking, you know.

Yeah.

And this seemingly wonderful marriage, but people generally don't flip on dimes.

That's actually reasonable.

You know, you don't want these McMansions.

but it's way, way, way beyond that.

And so, you know, you don't like to see in Brazil the communist control freaks when you don't want, those people, they know what's best for you.

I don't know what that meant.

They're really big McMansions, so they're really big houses.

And so people in vans come from all over.

Vans and SUVs from all around the metro and surrounding areas come to the other neighborhood.

So if you move into Chesapeake and you move into a multifamily area, sit down at city center where you've got an apartment and where things are happening, that's what you bought into.

If you bought into a community that has McMansions and they've got one acre plots and you're in a regular approved subdivision, that's what you expect to maintain.

So if you're in maybe a lower socioeconomic housing area, neighborhoods, That's what you bought and that's kind of what you want to maintain.

So we want to make sure that our zoning is good so people all of a sudden they move into an area and the character changes because we've allowed businesses, we've allowed multifamily units to move in where single family houses have traditionally been located.

They do not want to have development or industrial sites there where they've had traditional farms for generations and generations.

So again, it goes back to maintaining community character where we use our zoning and so forth to make sure that if it's a multifamily area, that's where we should build our other multifamily homes.

If it's a traditional McMansions or whatever, more of a upscale development area, we won't wanna retain that because that's what those people bought into when they first got here.

So I think it's just a question of sorting out the development into places where that type of development already exists.