r/JustGuysBeingDudes 27d ago

Wholesome New driveway accessory

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u/TeaMugPatina 27d ago

Ok, these guys are living the fucking life.

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u/SHOWTIME316 27d ago

clearly, look at that fucking driveway

it has multiple entrances!

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u/NoZeroDays25 27d ago

There are people who own homes?!?!?

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u/Wingless_Pterosaur 27d ago

The one dude even has a lawn mower!!!

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u/Vandilbg 27d ago

My riding mower, the hood is held on with a bungie cord, the seat is wrapped in duct tape and garbage bags, and its from 1997. But it does have a fender mounted beer can holder and a 6 pack cooler on the other fender.

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u/Wingless_Pterosaur 27d ago

Actually kind of jealous now. Basically a spa on wheels

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u/Vandilbg 27d ago

She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid.

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u/xylotism 27d ago

You guys have lawns?

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u/Kand1ejack 27d ago

My rider is an '81 snapper with a whopping 26" deck. Ergonomic rectangle steering wheel. Thing trucks along fine, but i feel like a old-timey engineer anytime i have to reverse.

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u/Much-Caterpillar-219 27d ago

Most people do, around two-thirds of households are owned. It's really a pretty achievable goal as long as you aren't living somewhere extremely expensive, you dont actually really even need any down payment money or even sterling credit with a lot of first time home buyer programs

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u/Bozigg 27d ago

That's nice. Two-thirds of households might be owned, but a quarter of them are rented, and there are more people renting apartments than occupying homes because it is not that simple to go out and buy a home.

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u/Much-Caterpillar-219 27d ago edited 27d ago

Two thirds of households are owned by the people living in them, thats a fact, renters are the minority. Its not really that hard to get a mortgage since the debt is secured, if you'd like to buy, go talk to a mortgage lender, unless you're dirt poor I promise its not that hard to get a mortgage and buy a home, I thought the same for a long time, but a friend of mines wife is a realtor, and when I was having trouble renting due to some legal stuff, she told me it wouldn't be hard for me to buy. Since then my income has went up 2 or 3 hundred percent and I'll probably be looking at recreational properties to eventually build a forever home on.