> incredibly cheap-looking cancerous blobs. Oh I assure you, they're cheap all the way through. Take the mass-produced bottom of the barrel construction practi

> incredibly cheap-looking cancerous blobs. Oh I assure you, they're cheap all the way through. Take the mass-produced bottom of the barrel construction practices of modern developers, the architectural sense of gluing pre-made block of house together, and then just keep gluing until you hit the target square footage. It's all limestone concrete, softwood, asphalt shingles, hollow doors, plastic floors, drywall, spray painted hardware, a single layer of brick if you're feeling adventurous, a chimney that doesn't actually work, a fireplace that's electric. It's unbelievably depressing that for how expensive they are you can't actually pay for quality only for more house. And I don't really think it's anyone's fault per se but more the reality of mass-produced junk getting cheaper and human labor getting so much more expensive relative to it.