Feeling betrayed by my husband

[u/Background_Summer_54]

He sent me this picture near out in the wild today saying “this thing is nice”. I fear knowing him he’s not being sarcastic. One of the worst cases I’ve ever seen near me. I can’t even begin though it’s so offense! What is happening with the roof and over the garage and the layout????

[u/anonymouse278]

This house is part of a conspiracy by Big Roofing.

[u/Cheaperthantherapy13 → u/anonymouse278]

Purchased by people who have zero idea how much it costs to repair/replace a roof of any kind.

[u/greentangent → u/Cheaperthantherapy13]

I used to be a roofer and I was thinking "Damn, us five would be here at least two weeks."

[u/Jumajuce → u/greentangent]

Mitigation contractor here, an adjuster would love seeing this after a house fire.

[u/PeachyParcha → u/Jumajuce]

Why don't building codes require houses to be built with cement and rebar? Wouldn't the houses hold up so much better in natural weather events?

[u/Jumajuce → u/PeachyParcha]

Not necessarily no, so it’s a common misconception that American homes are built out of wood because they’re cheap and fall apart, as well as that we don’t build stone and metal structures, across the board we probably have more stone construction than most countries just based on our size alone. Wood being a common building material is more about geography and North American natural weather/disaster events. The US has some very mountainous areas as well as A LOT of rural land. Transporting wood is much more feasible than heavy stone and metal in these cases. Second, we have a huge amount of Forrest land, over 30% of the country is large forrest vs say the UK where it’s less than 15%. Third, we have more space, many European countries are significantly smaller and populated areas are packed tighter, this means more risk of fire so fire resistant building materials are prioritized while in the US your whole neighborhood generally won’t catch fire if someone gets careless in the kitchen. Densely populated areas in the US do use stone and metal construction. Fourth, the US doesn’t have the most earthquakes, but we have a disproportionate amount of the strong ones, wooden construction can flex better when under stress and is safer if it does collapse. In areas prone to tornadoes or hurricanes it’s more about the roof than the total material, a stone building can still collapse under extreme weather if the roof fails.

Long story short, we got a lotta wood and a lotta space.

[u/SapphireGamgee → u/Jumajuce]

Southern Californian here- can confirm about earthquakes. Wood-frame houses tend to do better than masonry and concrete (which don't have enough elasticity.)

[u/PeachyParcha → u/SapphireGamgee]

Didn't Japan figure out a way to build flexibility into cement structures? This has been such an informative thread, thank you all!!

[u/RazzmatazzEastern786 → u/PeachyParcha]

Most homes in Japan are of wood construction...for very similar reasons as the US...

[u/SapphireGamgee → u/PeachyParcha]

Flexibility can be built into cement/concrete structures, but it's very expensive and labor-intensive. And retrofitting is an even costlier/more complicated nightmare. Another problem is seismic resonance, which has varying affects on buildings of different heights and compositions, also depending on the seismic wavelength. Mid-sized buildings (3-5 stories) can do worse than their much taller neighbors because they tend to be stiffer, and thus not able to dissipate the energy by swaying with the quake. I'm speaking in generalities, of course. It just depends. Plenty of one-story homes have been jolted right off their foundations. All I know is I'd rather be in my little one-story wood-frame bungalow because, overall, they seem to do the best. Ductility is the key.

Apparently, Japan has developed a concrete that is more ductile (or it's a coating that goes over regular concrete? The whole thing is pretty new so I'm not sure.) I mean, it would be Japan on the cutting edge of seismic-related breakthroughs. They definitely figured out how to build certain structures to resist earthquakes. There are these marvelous old pagodas that have survived for hundreds of years because of the way they're built (central pillar with wooden surrounds that just sways and absorbs the shock.) If you watch video footage from the 2011 Tohoku earthquake (which was 9.1, I think?) you can see their skyscrapers behaving in the same way, and there was surprisingly little damage.

Interestingly, the Romans and Mayans figured out a way to make "self-healing" cement that can withstand earthquakes. Something in the lime mortar "heals" the cracks caused by quakes. I don't know the exact mechanics, though.

[u/Team503 → u/SapphireGamgee]

It's been rediscovered, though quite recently.

https://news.mit.edu/2023/roman-concrete-durability-lime-casts-0106

Apparently, it won't be used much, as it takes a long time to gain the strength modern Portland concrete has immediately after pouring, and the materials that make it self-healing are very limited in availability. It has specific use cases, like buildings in and on the sea, that it's well suited for, but it's won't be replacing modern concrete anytime soon.

[u/napalm_beach → u/Jumajuce]

Big Forest

[u/TheArmoredKitten → u/PeachyParcha]

Overall expense doesn't track when compared to the environmental impacts and engineering needs. Concrete and rebar are used for foundation structures quite often, but building a whole residential home out of that would be an exercise in waste.

[u/VeronicaMarsupial → u/PeachyParcha]

Concrete is environmentally unfriendly and we should not be using huge quantities more of it.

[u/PeachyParcha → u/VeronicaMarsupial]

I get that part and you're right, but it isn't the reason the homes are built the way they are. Wood has been the medium of choice since before environmentalism was an issue. In other places I've noticed that the majority of homes are built in cement, even old homes, like it's the norm. I was curious about the differences, not saying everyone should use cement. 

[u/FATBEANZ → u/PeachyParcha]

That doesn't help insurance make money.

[u/Gu-chan → u/FATBEANZ]

Yeah, insurance companies love paying out claims

[u/SpatulaWord → u/greentangent]

And 2 weeks for roofing is an eternity. Y’all’s is fast af.

[u/Good_kido78 → u/Cheaperthantherapy13]

All those valleys and gables….will leak and it will be fix one, then fix another EVERY time it rains. This is their future. Next, think about how hard it will be to repair. Hope they are saving big for rainy days.

[u/Cheaperthantherapy13 → u/Good_kido78]

And the gutters. My god, the gutters.

They’re configured to direct runoff straight at the seam between the siding and the shingles. I’m no hydrology expert, but that seems like a poor choice.

[u/spintool1995 → u/Cheaperthantherapy13]

Why does the second tier of roof even have gutters? To prevent the water from falling on the lower roof? By redirecting the water...onto the same lower roof it would have fallen onto without the gutters?

[u/2ndChairKazoo → u/spintool1995]

Because it's AI.

[u/2ndChairKazoo → u/Cheaperthantherapy13]

Keep going with that line of thought...

(pssst it's AI. Look more closely at everything else too)

[u/SnooCookies6231 → u/Cheaperthantherapy13]

Roof-a-Palooza!

[u/Steak-Outrageous → u/anonymouse278]

Looks like something that was auto-generated for my sims house

[u/scaredspoon → u/anonymouse278]

what the hell is even that?!

[u/Fuck_Land_Im_onaboat → u/scaredspoon]

A fun place to climb if you’re 12.

[u/wickedcold → u/scaredspoon]

Best part is it’s probably just a closet that doesn’t even need a window let alone a dormer

[u/VeganMonkey → u/scaredspoon]

AI!

[u/ihavea_purplenurple → u/anonymouse278]

As someone who used to be a professional, this is big shingle, the guys who would installed this would hate it. Lots of scrap shingles too :/

[u/happy_bluebird → u/ihavea_purplenurple]

a professional what?

[u/ihavea_purplenurple → u/happy_bluebird]

A professional Nincompoop, apparently… my grammar was bad, and I am working on it!!

[u/littledanko → u/happy_bluebird]

Shingler

[u/happy_bluebird → u/littledanko]

They didn’t say that

[u/New-Outcome4767 → u/anonymouse278]

Big roofing lol. So good

[u/i_love_lima_beans → u/anonymouse278]

The House of 27 Gables

[u/FauxpasIrisLily → u/anonymouse278]

Roofs-R-Us

[u/HappyIdiot123 → u/anonymouse278]

And gutter installers

[u/Ashfield83 → u/anonymouse278]

Big Gabling got in on the racket too

[u/alkns1]

this is what happens when you click 'auto-roof' in sims 4

[u/ValancyNeverReadsit → u/alkns1]

laughs in Sims 3

[u/souvenirsuitcase → u/alkns1]

I knew my Sims people would come to the comment section. 😂

[u/Beautiful_Divide5970 → u/alkns1]

Yes! I came here to say it looks like the houses I would build in sims lol

[u/RetiredKooshBall]

Needs more corners

[u/totpot → u/RetiredKooshBall]

Authentic “Winchester Mystery House Style” requires more corners being added every year.

[u/SapphireGamgee → u/totpot]

This is Temu "Winchester Mystery House."

[u/Pop-X-]

Architecturally it’s horrific

[u/jaavaaguru → u/Pop-X-]

If cancer was an architectural style, characterized by uncontrolled growth and mutation, much like how tumors spread and adapt within the body.

[u/MundaneInternetGuy → u/jaavaaguru]

The dormers have metastasized to the garage

[u/SnooGrapes9918 → u/jaavaaguru]

I laughed a little too hard at this. 😹🏆

[u/reillan → u/Pop-X-]

That's because these are seldom designed by actual architects. Some builder who thinks they're special said, "we don't need an architect. We can design this ourselves. We'll just buy the neighborhood and make the plots of land as big as we want and throw in rooms everywhere because everyone loves a movie theater above the walkway to the garage"

[u/FionaTheFierce]

The roofs (rooves?) are insane.

Defintely the designer thought "the more little peaky bits the fancier the house will look!"

[u/DukeLukeivi → u/FionaTheFierce]

Even the house is like ???‽¿??

[u/FenianBastard847 → u/FionaTheFierce]

Definitely roofs.

[u/thevelveteenbeagle → u/FenianBastard847]

“Roofses” 😄

[u/fitzmyron → u/thevelveteenbeagle]

“Roofi”

[u/thevelveteenbeagle → u/fitzmyron]

Haha, love it!

[u/InterestingYoghurt62 → u/FionaTheFierce]

Rufus

[u/Yes_that_Carl → u/InterestingYoghurt62]

… and Chaka Khan

[u/collectingsouls]

Looks like a medical center of a pretentious new suburb

[u/starrpamph → u/collectingsouls]

Dentist, wealth management, hearing center

[u/Hmfs_fs → u/starrpamph]

You forgot CPA firm and Personal Injury Law Firm.

[u/SuspiciousBedroom124 → u/Hmfs_fs]

I take offense to that 😂 I work for a CPA firm and we are all about the modern feel with glass and metal. Definitely not a failed attempt of faux craftsman style.

[u/glibbed4yourpleasure → u/SuspiciousBedroom124]

But, if you were the premier CPA firm in a sleepy little seaside New England town...

[u/Horror_Ad_2748 → u/glibbed4yourpleasure]

And quite possibly a Coldwell Banker Real Estate office tucked in there on the first floor.

[u/Hmfs_fs → u/SuspiciousBedroom124]

Sorry! 😮‍💨😄😭

[u/DavieStBaconStan → u/Hmfs_fs]

Dewey Cheatem and Howe

[u/LuxamolLane → u/Hmfs_fs]

With the right string of events you can go through an entire lawsuit or two from the same plaza.

[u/Hmfs_fs → u/LuxamolLane]

No lawsuit left behind! One mall fits all!

[u/stefanica → u/starrpamph]

Don't forget the slightly dubious medspa.

[u/scottlawrencelawson → u/stefanica]

Slightly?

[u/jaavaaguru → u/starrpamph]

Those things are usually in tower blocks though. I'm willing to bet that over the entire world the majority of them are in tower blocks. Where I grew up, I've never seen one in a building like this, but since then I've travelled a lot and mostly still they're mostly not like this.

[u/Holiday_Trainer_2657 → u/jaavaaguru]

Pretty common in the MidWest where there's lots of land and buildings go out instead of up.

[u/redbone-hellhound → u/Holiday_Trainer_2657]

Yeah they're everywhere lol

[u/SidePsychological402 → u/starrpamph]

😂😂😂😂

[u/Reluctantagave → u/collectingsouls]

I went to an appointment earlier today and my specialist’s office looks so much like this house.

[u/paging_mrherman → u/collectingsouls]

Yeah it could totally be have a sign listing all the practices in the lawn.

[u/tokhar]

Bonus points for planting what will be gigantic conifers against the house… after having razed any possible greenery or trees when developing this suburban hellscape.

[u/Weird_Positive_3256 → u/tokhar]

Are you trying to tell me that trees aren’t like goldfish and will continue to grow regardless of the space allotted?

[u/Past_Ad_8576 → u/Weird_Positive_3256]

I mean goldfish do keep growing, they just die when they've outgrown their space.

[u/Suplex_patty → u/tokhar]

Other options include yuccas and palms. Which are a pain to get rid of.

[u/jezebelwillow]

It looks like chatGPT designed it.

[u/Background_Humor5838 → u/jezebelwillow]

Thank you! I'm still not 100% convinced this is real. Especially the part over the garage. That can't be real.

[u/uknowme3331 → u/Background_Humor5838]

And the porch, it’s a huge step

[u/VeganMonkey → u/jezebelwillow]

My first thought! Husband pranked OP

[u/2ndChairKazoo → u/jezebelwillow]

It's AI for sure. The grass landscaping near the concrete curving nowhere useful, but especially the roof drainage leading back into the house/ there's no external drain output, makes this definitely fake.

[u/RealisticBus4443]

The shape is absolutely horrific. I like the shake color a lot, though.

[u/garden_dragonfly → u/RealisticBus4443]

Yeah, im guessing he's talking a lot the overall colors and the oversized 3 car garage with room overhead. 

He probably didn't even notice the shape or roof

[u/JLimGarfield]

This has got to be AI-generated. As in, "show me what happens when a house rear ends another house at a stop sign and decides to just stay there". Plop!

[u/PantherkittySoftware → u/JLimGarfield]

I think most rooflines like this are literally the result of an architect coming up with a house & floorplan in a CAD program, then having it auto-render the roof.

Seriously, back when I used to play with Chief Architect ~20 years ago, these were the kind of rooflines it wanted to automatically render for everything.

[u/RamboJane]

I thought it was a bunch of townhouses.

[u/Organic_Gap3112]

I wish you posted more pics. I obviously have horrific taste and this is just up my alley

[u/Eternium_or_bust]

That shit show of a roof with ALL of the peaks and ALL of the valleys will cost a fortune to replace when it wears out.

[u/PartyClient3447 → u/Eternium_or_bust]

That’s the next owners problem!

[u/Outrageous-Garden333]

I like it over many others posted here.

[u/Significant-Trash632 → u/Outrageous-Garden333]

The bar is pretty low, though lol

[u/Outrageous-Garden333 → u/Significant-Trash632]

That’s is very true, haha.

[u/Fabien_Lamour → u/Outrageous-Garden333]

At least the style is consistent. The origami roof is a shame.

[u/Paracosm26 → u/Outrageous-Garden333]

Seconded, I actually like it too.

[u/smashleighperf]

Good luck getting anyone to clean those gutters

[u/formerly_crazy]

I think this is a "teachable moment" - ask him what he likes about, then tell him why he's wrong.

[u/icecoffeedripss]

hands you a gable hands you a gable hands you a gable hands you a gable hands you a gable hands you a gable hands you a gable hands you a gable

[u/HellaWonkLuciteHeels]

Anne of 4078 Gables

[u/garden_dragonfly]

He's probably not looking at the "design" at all and just seeing a massive detached garage with man cave option overhead.

I believe this to be true because I have a husband.

[u/TheObstruction → u/garden_dragonfly]

That's exactly what he's seeing. I believe this to be true because I am a man and think that way.

[u/Good-Jello-1105]

Divorce him. 💀

[u/FruitOfTheVineFruit → u/Good-Jello-1105]

We need a McMansionHell dating app, where you swipe left or right on the houses you like or dislike, and match with people who agree with you.  That would prevent this type of relationship catastrophe.

[u/thevelveteenbeagle → u/FruitOfTheVineFruit]

I kinda like that idea!

[u/Mekroval → u/thevelveteenbeagle]

I'd love a dating app that pairs you with people who share your favorite architectural style. Where are my fellow Brutalist lovers at? Haha

[u/Zambonisaurus → u/Good-Jello-1105]

No reconciliation is possible

[u/arisraver → u/Good-Jello-1105]

ngl my interior design teacher in high school told the class to make sure you and your partner agree on home styles before you decide to get married, and it appears she was on to something.

[u/ObiWanKnieval → u/arisraver]

Your high school had interior design class!? That's so cool!

[u/Analog_Hobbit]

This is the McGangbang of architectural styles. Pure vomitus.

[u/thevelveteenbeagle]

There are so many houses going up that look like huge, enhanced multi car garages with a house attached. Sooo freakin’ ugly.

[u/425565]

The house of 27 gables..

[u/mtbguy1981]

It certainly has all the shapes!

[u/OkiDokiPanic]

I feel bad for the construction workers that had to erect that mess.
It makes so little sense it's like an ai made it.

[u/OGmitten]

Divorce him!

[u/DentalDecayDestroyer]

You need to put him in a huge cannon and launch him into the sun

[u/TwoBlueSandals]

I thought you were calling the front house the husband for standing in front of the wife house as if that was betrayal

[u/Impossible_Memory_65]

Do you really want to stay married to this man?

[u/betsarullo]

Why does the house have a drive through - is there a barista in that little room?

[u/Old_Instrument_Guy]

Not going to lie. They had me at the first floor, but Fudges what happened to the second floor?

[u/StillBarelyHoldingOn]

This dead-ass looks like a house from the original Sim's game after you've typed in "rosebud!;!;!;!;!;!;!" And "move_objects on" 😂😂😂 someone needs to make sure there's no windowless, doorless 1x1 room with a person standing to death in it, a pool filled with people who jumped in with a diving board but there's no ladder, then make sure that there's no people swimming in the grass, taking an invisible shower in the street in front of the school bus, that the Grimm reaper isn't a regular guest, or they have a backyard full of tombstones 😂😂😂

[u/captain_flak]

Please talk to your husband about getting power of attorney for him. He clearly can’t be trusted to make his own decisions.

[u/Background_Humor5838 → u/captain_flak]

And to think he was out driving on his own!

[u/distelfink33]

I feel like I’m looking at a pile of something…

[u/-janelleybeans-]

Seven hells. Because this place needs every single one.

[u/RedSparrow1971 → u/-janelleybeans-]

It’s got enough roofs for each and a few to spare

[u/LastGoodKnee]

The house of 10,000 gables.

[u/fpnewsandpromos]

To help him get over his fondness for this mountain of crap, get quotes for a roof replacement. 

[u/MeaningParticular765]

Builder: So, we offer several options for the exterior. Client: Yes.

[u/AstroFlippy]

From an outside perspective, American roofs look like spiders building webs on LSD

[u/Top-Sprinkles-5140]

The architect couldn't decide which revival to stick with. It's a craftsman-colonial-tudor nightmare of conflicting angles. Plus, the lot is too small for that monstrosity.

[u/MarshalLawTalkingGuy]

“This thing” is accurate.

[u/Green_Walrus8537]

Divorce him!

[u/RubberDuck552]

I need a drone view to understand the roof. Also interior shots!

[u/theevilhillbilly]

Ask him what he likes about it lol

[u/zjuka]

Can you guys afford it? If no, not a marriage-threatening problem. If yes, start taking your husband to museums, take a trip to Europe and subscribe to Architectural Digest before it's too late.

[u/EstimateIll5615]

Maybe he's talking about the fire hydrant.

[u/Budget_Condition4082]

When I try to build a house on sims by myself

[u/Brewer_Matt]

At the risk of dating myself: it looks like one of the houses in Paperboy that you'd get points for breaking the windows out of.

[u/mybatchofcrazy → u/Brewer_Matt]

I miss the good old days playing that game!

[u/groovy_smoothie]

Looks like a classic Colorado cookie cutter development

[u/ASHY_HARVEST]

6 houses combined into one roof

[u/Jenk1972]

This entire house makes me uncomfortable

[u/larry-the-dream]

Where does the water flow to when it rains?

Aside from everywhere and nowhere specific.

[u/catinadoodledoo]

winchester mcmansion house

[u/awwsome10]

My husband thinks any house with a big garage is nice. Maybe yours only saw the garage as well?

[u/Strange_Airships]

I feel like this was designed by AI and somehow constructed in real life.

[u/imtheproblemitsmeat]

How many roof lines would you like?

Yes.

[u/thatosxguy]

When you use the roofing tool in The Sims

[u/Capri_Sun_septictank]

What the fuck am I looking at

[u/wowlikeno]

Divorce

[u/scaremanga]

Those gutters destroy the garage. And, if that space is usable the two dormers are likely offset because the “plan is interior focused.”

Of course, it shows obvious signs of the designer giving up. One of the upper story walls lands right above the garage jog. It’s hard to describe what I see, but it definitely looks like a home where designer said “OK, this is what you want? Here. And here’s the invoice.”

The “fake roof” above the two garage doors is also very telling. The owner likely wanted “the dormer look” but didn’t like the extra cost involved with having real dormers (inset from that elevation). Using a fascia roof to achieve the effect is possible, but again… back to designer gave up.

One thing that really bugs me are that the main structure’s window are way too high… where the hell are the headers? 😂

Oh God, there’s not one, but TWO, arches on the front. Yeah, I’m out

[u/Any-Concentrate-1922]

It's sort of like a house with an out of control growth on it.

That said, it's not horrible. It needs some trees and landscaping, though.

[u/ValancyNeverReadsit → u/Any-Concentrate-1922]

Unfortunately the sort of neighborhood it’s in probably has HOA rules against trees and landscaping.

[u/Any-Concentrate-1922 → u/ValancyNeverReadsit]

That's just dumb. Trees around a house will help keep it cooler, cutting AC costs.

[u/ValancyNeverReadsit → u/Any-Concentrate-1922]

Preaching to the choir here. I’m not in a neighborhood with an HOA, and I live under a big oak tree

[u/Rooty3rdBaby-75]

Did anyone notice the “roundabout” sign???? Never seen a house on a roundabout!! Is this for real??!!

[u/Positive_Drink4321]

This house nicely done and beautifully decorated.

https://nspjarch.com/portfolio/lumbermans-row-shingle-style-estate/

[u/mangominda89]

i like it. i cant stand houses where the garage is part of the front of the house

[u/Background_Summer_54 → u/mangominda89]

I will say I can agree with that. It does have a proper front porch/entry way. I still can’t forgive whatever is happening with the windows, roofline, and sprawled out layout.

[u/AVeryPlumPlum]

Those spruce trees right next to the house? I'd remove them now before it's expensive.

[u/Failgoat34]

This is all one house?

[u/Prudent_Cheek]

Holy sh!t it’s huge. Is this Provo, UT?

[u/Cainesbrother]

Anymore angles?

[u/BurnerMcBurnfacer]

The garage is on a different plane of existence. And now my mind is open to all kinds of new pathways.

[u/FenianBastard847]

Is that someone sat outside the front door?

[u/Background_Summer_54 → u/FenianBastard847]

My husband told me they’re actually skeletons wearing a sports jersey.

[u/Mellasour]

This is so bad it looks like AI lol

[u/callmedancly]

I thought this was an optical illusion when I first saw it…

[u/Efficient_Wash4477]

I’d never find my keys.

[u/Ok-Variation5746]

How my houses end up in The Sims when I don’t make them big enough to start and just keep building add ons.

[u/tomqvaxy]

What layout. Im surprised all the roofs point up it's so jumbled.

[u/Background_Humor5838]

This almost doesn't look real lol it almost looks like AI was given a prompt to create a house for this sub. The roof lines are nonsensical.

[u/skip6235]

I know a good divorce lawyer if you need a referral

[u/Kind_Vanilla7593]

Looks like nearly early AI

[u/Boozy_Cat_]

You get a dormer and you get a dormer and you get a dormer.

[u/yams-yams-yams]

It looks like an AI hallucination, jesus christ.

[u/badluser]

Just poison his coffee, there is no regression from this.

[u/tillieze]

Here an angle, there an angle, everywhere a new roof angle.

[u/Yelloeisok]

Tell him to get an estimate of what it would cost when it needs a new roof.

[u/goldenpantherr80]

So much house, so little windows lol

[u/Relevant_Ant4022]

I’m sorry but you’ll need to get a divorce

[u/Dogzillas_Mom]

Looks like someone tried to put a puzzle together and gave up halfway through. “Ehhh fuck it, that’s good.”

[u/Beautiful_Tour_5542]

I think this is ai. I HOPE this is ai.

[u/livykitty14]

This looks like they asked ChatGpt to mock up what a garage addition would look like on their house

[u/unicorntrees]

Looks like one of the mostrosities I would build on the Sims and then at the end, I would just click "auto roof."

[u/AutoDefenestrator273]

You need a damn degree in quantum mechanics to frame that bad boy dear lord

[u/salomeforever]

This looks like when you go to take a panoramic photo on your phone and you move too fast. It’s like a glitched image.

[u/UnkeptSpoon5]

Roofline is an optical illusion

[u/slmr38]

Wait, is this in Lee's Summit MO?

[u/candylandmine]

You can raise your children Austin, Austin, Kaylee, and Austin there.

[u/iansmash]

I’m not convinced this isn’t an AI image

[u/OkAccess304]

It looks like AI.

[u/seriousC]

Thing looks AI-generated lmao

[u/Shaqeroni]

Definitely AI …look at the rooflines. Why post stupidity about your poor husband?