What's a two-bed?
Not only that, but it removes the DINKs from the main parks and frees up just a little more space so they can keep milking families with kids.
That place looks uncomfortably sterile. And I dunno how else to describe this, but it just gives me that sense that it'll just crumble over time. Like, if I tripped and fell into a wall, I'd go right through it, causing way bigger cracks than I would in a sturdier house. Maybe it's that IKEA look, like @Vingle mentioned.
They couldn’t have printed the body on the BACK of the bottle?
Do go on. The exteriors were mentioned earlier, but I'm not really a fan of those, either. The neighborhood is right off a main road and you can see cars driving by in some of the shots.
We have an annual SoCal pass (or at least we did before COVID) and this isn’t really a new park demographic so much as a secondary demographic. Disney’s parks have actually lowered their merchandise and food prices to be more in line with other theme parks like Six Flags or Busch Gardens (still expensive but not ‘’sneak your own food in” expensive). The parks themselves are still to appeal to the budget conscious family, whereas these are secondary attractions (Disney homes, Disney cruise, Disney island, etc) are things that Disney has historically done to try to get more money out of Disney super fans.
I didn't watch the "how to look rich/old money" videos because I know they're wrong. A lot of the people I've met who worked for a long time to attain wealth (like veteran lawyers, engineers, etc) shop at Target and Costco. They drive mid-priced cars. "Old money" people often get that way through investments. $5000 in a steady stock will increase its value in 10 years; a $5000 dress will not. They'll shell out for big homes in nice neighborhoods, sure, but just running into them on the street? You'd usually never be able to tell.
A couple who sleep in separate beds.
If you're over the age of 12 and paying even $5.00 for all-you-can-drink blue and green milk then you're legitimately retarded.
I didn't know this was a thing.
Ah, gotcha.
I wouldn't want to sleep in the same bed with her either, there wouldn't be space for anything else in the room if I got a bed big enough for both of us and then I'd have to wake up looking at that everyday.
It looks like the carpentry and set design team that works on the Disney TV show sets were hired to build these homes. They look like fake sitcom homes.
It'll be interesting to see how long blu-ray discs last. There's already 360 games prone to disc rot like Lost Odyssey's final disc. Even when that game was new, people had to do crazy things like boil it to make it work. You could just install the data onto your 360, too. Went with that instead of boiling a DVD.
Just checked my copy, it looks fine. It probably didn't help matters that Lost Odyssey had its fourth disc shipped in a paper sleeve on top of the instruction manual:
Believe it or not the video says the same thing. The whole narrative is basically "new richers have something to prove and buy blingy shit to impress, old richers are price conscious and don't give a shit what the unwashed masses think", except phrased in an insufferably pretentious way.
The first time I saw the art on the fourth disc, I felt uncomfortable. After finding out they are prone to needing boiled, that feeling of being mocked by a disc was justified. If Yoko Taro was involved with the game, I'd assume this was intentional.
Yeah, that's her whole schtick. She acts all "I'm a fancy lady." but then tells her clients to hang around known prostitution hotels, etc. if they want to find rich men to marry. (I learned that from you guys. I also learned from the Sugar Babies thread that she has a Tattle.life thread.)
Perhaps slightly OT: Friend of a friend worked at a dealership that sold Ferraris. According to him, the absolute, one hundred percent certain tell that a guy walking through the front door couldn't actually afford a Ferrari was 'he's wearing a suit and tie'. People who can afford high end stuff like that often dress in ugly golf shirts and flip flops when they're off the clock.
How to tell you've never touched a woman without saying it. I bet they hover hand in pictures.
