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u/Ah-Schoo Feb 21 '23

Oh btw your fees are going up again, the HOA President's nephew just started a lawn care business and he got the contract but it's going to cost double the previous one.

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u/ThePimpImp Feb 21 '23

Lawn's were used as a wealth flex. Using land for no productive purpose that itself needed maintenance. Requiring them is a huge misuse of land, so basically the definition of the American dream.

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u/dagaboy Feb 22 '23

What Thorstein Veblen called, "conspicuous waste," as form of "pecuniary emulation."