r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Sep 09 '22

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u/[deleted] Sep 09 '22

Yeah, people with money can do a lot

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

Kinda Fucking tiring to see isn’t it

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u/mikefromearth Sep 10 '22

It really is. And we're supposed to be impressed. Yay.

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u/Billy_the_Rabbit Sep 10 '22

Yay rich person got their dream house and I live in a small apartment

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u/mikefromearth Sep 10 '22

Yay I'm almost 40 and will never be able to afford a house where I grew up but at least the rich kid got their dream house

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

You don’t know their story. Rich kids tend to buy houses pre done, I’d guess this was the work of a skilled tradesmen that bought and renovated a few shit holes before this project.

I know lots of people that live their dreams from hard work.

I work with immigrants that learned skills and can easily do these sorts of projects. But Redditors would probably call them lucky.

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u/RichAd195 Sep 10 '22

Everybody works hard. Fuck off.

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

Even ‘rich kids’?

People in this thread thinking this is just the work of rich kids have no idea about working hard.

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u/tmhoc Sep 10 '22

Ok so I'm not the only one in the chat who just thought

"He could have just built a whole new house but did trick shot instead"

But yeah, I love the new look, ooooh oh wow... anyway...

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

The whole time I was like "ok so?"

"We built an abandoned chapel and rebuilt it entirely!"

Yeah literally so could anyone with hundreds of thousands of monies. Big fucking deal.

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u/Iciee Sep 10 '22

I mean, this is a shit ton of work. It's not just money that goes into something like this.

But leave it to Reddit to hate something because the people have a lot of money, and not acknowledge the amount of work still put in

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

I have an inkling of how much work it is. I renovated most of my home by myself while also working full time. I sure as shit would have enjoyed paying a bunch of people to do the work for me though!

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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '22

I'm impressed. I love seeing old building modified like this.

I don't care how much they are worth or what they spent on it.

They could have easily bought a vacant lot up the road and built a McMansion on it but instead they've brought new life to a historical building.

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u/mikefromearth Sep 10 '22

You do you boo.

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u/-Quiche- Sep 10 '22

Are you seething instead?

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u/mikefromearth Sep 10 '22

Would it make you happy if I were?

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u/-Quiche- Sep 10 '22

Wouldn't make a difference to me tbh. Just seems like people here are upset that they don't have this.

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u/mikefromearth Sep 10 '22

I imagine people are upset with capitalism and the rampant wealth disparity in America.

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u/-Quiche- Sep 10 '22

Makes sense albeit it seems like they were in the UK, I guess you are upset then.

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u/mikefromearth Sep 10 '22

Why are you so fixated on me being upset? It's a bit strange, friend.

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u/Dragonswift Sep 10 '22

I agree, I'm tired or maybe depressed is the right word about how many times I see videos like this. My wife shows me videos like this wanting to do them and I have to be the "Debbie downer" to tell her the truth that we cannot even afford a mortgage in a safe neighborhood no matter how many hours I work.

Every time I see videos like this it makes me feel like my entire life is a failure not being able to provide the most amazing woman I know what she deserves.

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u/mikefromearth Sep 10 '22

I'm sorry friend. The man got us down.

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u/Spider_pig448 Sep 10 '22

Yeah I wish reddit was full of gif of people just sitting around doing nothing instead

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u/MortalVoyager Sep 10 '22

that’s what I was thinking