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Whoah, that interpretation seems pretty wild to me. They put a lot of effort into building a pizza oven and someone else tore it down, and they should feel not
by mgsloan2 3y ago
Whoah, that interpretation seems pretty wild to me. They put a lot of effort into building a pizza oven and someone else tore it down, and they should feel nothing about this?! If an artist sells their painting they shouldn't care if the new owner paints over a section?
Beyond the sentimental attachment to the pizza oven, I'd be bothered by the sheer inefficiency of it.
- nerdponx 3y ago> I'd be bothered by the sheer inefficiency of it. This is the part that hurts me the most. I don't like when good things go to waste.
- mozey 3y agoBeen renovating an old house with a large garden for almost ten years now. I tell myself this is better than building something from scratch, but it definitely doesn't always feel more efficient. It helps that I didn't have the option back then, but now maybe I do? Sometimes it's also hard to tell, in the moment, which things to keep and what to rip out.
- taude 3y agoYou're assuming they like pizza and want an 8x8' pizza oven taking up space in the back yard....
- bombcar 3y agoReminds me of the tale of the guy who was told by his realtor that he could put $20k in new windows and sell the house for $50k more. He did and it sold, and was immediately torn down.
- hoseja 3y agoYou are allowed to be inefficient with things you own. Again, shouldn't have sold the house if they wanted to keep control of it.
- bombcar 3y agoOr be a rat bastard and tie a covenant to the land forever muahahahaha
- delecti 3y agoIt's totally reasonable to be sad someone tore it down, but you also have to accept that you lose any say over a house when you sell it.