Inside a Super Rich Gated Community (Extreme Wealth Documentary) | Real Stories
It’s the new housing trend. Entire private neighbourhoods - sometimes spanning several hundreds of hectares and complete with luxury facilities, private schools and shops - all under extreme security and banned to non-residents.
In gated communities like MacDonald Highlands, residents can dine at private restaurants, play a game of tennis or enjoy a round of golf. They have their own personal trainers permanently on-call. But life here isn’t cheap. Just the obligatory gym and club memberships come to over $700 a month. And, in addition to the high maintenance charges, residents are expected to adopt a certain lifestyle and comply with strict regulations. At MacDonald Highlands, among the many rules, it is forbidden for children under 14 to walk around alone. Also banned is the use of skateboards and scooters and making noise after 10pm. Offences like not taking down Christmas lights within the required period or having a less-than-immaculate garden are all punished with a fine.
It used to be that these gated communities were home only to super-rich Americans but now they’re appearing across the globe and are shaping new residences of the future. Over in Marseille, security-conscious real estate owners have petitioned the City Council to erect barriers and close off entire neighborhoods. The first gated community has opened in Sofia, Bulgaria.
But as more and more people take refuge behind walls, will the remaining public space be turned into a giant ghetto?
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I lived in a high end community like this for about 10 years. The rules/HOA, lack of friendly neighbors (because they were too busy working, traveling), got old. We left and live on 20 acres in the country on a home we built ourselves. I can even walk outside nude and no one will see me. That’s what you call freedom.
U don't want neighbours
@@GhettoFighter the point of his move was to get away from neighbors .. why would you want neighbors anyway when you can do what he does and walk outside naked and no one can see u ? That’s what we call freedom
Can i come work for you?
Which country is it?
But don't you now REALLY have a lack of friendly neighbors 😊
To each his own but If I’m paying millions of dollars on my home even half a mill I’m not going to be living amongst all them rules. I’m team buy my land and build my home away from a subdivision. I can blast my music as loud as I want and there are no time restrictions. This is insane lmao
Facts!!💯
This is like Prison 😂😂I'm with you
Agreed. I'd be afraid of a glitch in the gate!
I agree but: extraversion… Some people would be loath to live so excludedly.
I smell some jealousy
5.5 million dollar home - I couldn’t help but chuckle at the tiny tv in the bathroom 🤭
She sure was impressed by that $99 Vizio on the wall!
I wonder, I was like what kind of TV is that?😂😂
I was thinking the same, when she said, “Oh wow” I just thought you’re wowed by that huh?!
Intelligent people have books
@@davidc4408 Agreed. I often refer to the TV as the idiot box.
I lived in a Canadian federal gated community, was released after 4 1/2 yrs.
Probably had less rules than these wealthy gated communities
😂😂
I like the way the husbands in such places are always quiet and mostly have nothing to say😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yeah coz if they stand up for themselves and even attempt to control their wives, she will divorce and take half of tbe business, house, assets and prob get alimony forever.
Always a sign of a "good" marriage lmao none of them will last if they havent already
😂 I noticed
Yea! The mistakes they’ve made have begun to manifest the consequences. 😂
The queen bee wont let him.
I refuse to live anywhere with a HOA. I'm not paying anyone for the privilege to tell me what I can and can't do with my own property.
Amen!!
Have you lived in HOA and had bad experience? My first home in US is HOA. None of the restrictions bother me... like lawn has to be mowed everywhere which NON HOA houses should do too. No playing very loud music after 10 pm, which non HOA home shouldn't do or may be put the headphones on, not having fence in front, which I am okay with because with front yard fence it feels like I am entering penitentiary and not home. All of the homes doing same thing in the area makes it looking pleasing to eyes. Personally in our surrounding area NON HOA homes are pretty well maintained too but only thing I feel it takes is just one bad neighbor.
And the hoa fees are a huge rip off$$$
@@MicrosoftFlightSimulator-2020The people who say they don't want anyone to tell them what to do are the ones who are the problem and who those with means are trying to get away from.
@@lvega5606 I read this as “I’m a grown man/woman that loves being told what to do by other grown men/women” Not wanting to pay millions for your own property with weird rules doesn’t mean you’re a problem
Who needs this ridiculous amount of space? For 2 people with no children, this defies reason and logic.
I know just buy a luxury apartment or a small luxury condo or something
Trying to impress people.
They said "their future children"
there is no logic when you’re rich
People that want no neighbors.
I agree with them! At least in a gated community, when you go on vacation, you don't have to worry about squatters invading your property and refusing to leave your home!
@@xx-vw9epyes, as long as I don't marry Wendi Adelson.
We’ve never worried about that. We have neighbors 1/4 mile away that look after our chickens and dogs while we’re on vacation. We also have a few security cameras that alert us to anyone on our property and if there’s any issues, we call the neighbors. And they’re really good hunters. 😉
Any drones flying over?
The security at the entrance is why I’d live in this type of community! I have so many weirdos coming on to my street (at night) doing weird things. I hate it 😂
I wish our apartment complex had A security spot
And what are these weird things as you call them??
you see he is no security - he is not armed or something, if somebody has a bad intentions for this place he would come in without any obstacles....
That guard won’t stop most ppl from getting to you. 🤷🏿♂️
@@jimparsons7201It seems to be working for the majority of people who live in guard gated communities 🤷🏽♀️
I LOVE my small mountain cabin nestled near waterfalls with moutain lions, bears, peace, no horns, no traffic, no unsightly views of buildings. It’s paradise
I predicted this would come to pass several years ago, as residential crime continues to increase and get more out of control each day.People with means are looking for a more secure place to live.We will continue to see more and more of these very high end secure communities being built as time move forward. thanks
have you also thought about your need for Jesus, in order for your sins to be forgiven? have you thought about your eternity?
@@user-mn4dq6pv6gYes from time to time during the week in between going to church
@user-mn4dq6pv6g Don't be so righteous: when You Become a Victim of Crime ( and I PRAY YOU DON'T) You may see Jesus REAL QUICK 🙏. Read the Bible, NOTHING WRONG WITH PROTECTION OF SELF and PROPERTY.
dont vote liberal…
@@alexandrak.7644 As I apreciate your reply and agree, it really does not matter who you vote for they are all idiots
Looks stifling. A very isolated environment.
I love privacy
it's eye-opening to see the extravagance and exclusivity within those communities
Yes, it's eye-opening to see the extravagance and exclusivity within those communities. But it also got me thinking about the investment opportunities that come with such wealth concentration.
Absolutely. Investing in luxury real estate or high-end businesses catering to the super-rich could yield significant returns. But it's crucial to approach it strategically and with the guidance of a financial advisor, right?
indeed, most people downplay the roles of financial planners until burnt by there mistakes. Productivity is optimized and keeping up to date strategies and analysis makes it more lucrative. I've been able to navigate the volatilities and scaled up 880k from 220k with professional guidance.
yeah that's a good path, focus on a good strategy, relax back and watch it compound within the years. In good time you'll see returns.
@@roseylumber impressive, I'll definitely check it out, I buy the idea of employing the services of a financial consultant because finding that balance between saving and living requires counsel. Who do you work with
You guys should come to South Africa, this has been a norm for many many many years
You haven't seen Houston
@@alphaomega17 yeah?
no comment...
I would feel very stifled as a young boy if I could not roam around a bit outside without parental guidance.
True
I live in a gated community mainly for security. It takes time to get used to the rules and regulations but once you get used to it's lovely.
Safety in a gated community is very much in your head. I worked as a dispatcher at a sheriffs office and for 911 and I’ll tell you from personal experience that you are no more safe than anyone else. If someone wants what you have, they will get it and if they want to hurt you, they will. Criminals always find a way and they don’t care about the rules, or the old fart on gate duty. The domestic violence, boyfriends & girlfriends of divorcées and teenagers with too much money and not enough attention make gated communities their own little reality show. If you like it, then that’s awesome, but you are not more safe. I can tell you though that it makes it a LOT harder for the, police, fire department and ambulance to get to you when the codes aren’t updated with our agencies.
@@jdmccoy1999 wow interesting. I wish they would get crime under control. tougher prosecutions and longer sentences.
@@subaruamazon you can literally enter the gated community in the video by just getting a device similar to the one the homeowners have.
@@jdmccoy1999 Criminals like low hanging fruit too. It is going to keep out anyone but the locals. There is an order of magnitude more security with a gate guard than a codebox. Especially when you can buzz 10 houses and SOMEONE will let you in. That trick won't get you past the gate. Gate guard can also see if someone is REALLY carrying a pizza or food order. And can open the gate for a police car. I bet their security team is at least 40-50 people. If not significantly more. But even a codebox with a lot of cameras does a decent job of filtering. That is what my condo has. That one in NV looks to be mostly older folks though, a more upscale version of the Villages.
@@jdmccoy1999 "The domestic violence, boyfriends & girlfriends of divorcées and teenagers with too much money and not enough attention make gated communities their own little reality show" - excellent point -- I guess this is what prison feels like ... imagine just living off of your block - and that's it.... I would feel trapped personally
This is similar to living in a USA condo community. While the living structures are smaller, and people live closer to one another and the costs are less there are similar rules to follow This works for people who are older, who travel for their jobs or those who are older or have disabilities and are tired of the hours spent maintaining a home, lawn, snow removal over the years.
Gated communities are good when it's somewhere like LV. In the middle of Marseille where kids have to make detours and climb walls to get to school should be forbidden. It's completely different to the GC in LV. The fact that ambulances etc have to make endless detours to reach their destination is an affrontation! You can't just close off existing neighborhoods at random which every way and w/o consent of ALL residents.
Please feel free to spell out your words.
I love it "happy wife ,happy life "
All that money and a scraggly Christmas light strand hanging off a broken gate. Crazy.
😂😂😂😂 the grounds look so dry on that property.
@@karenmwamba7529 Uh, it's literally located in a desert ....
My wife and I live in older Mobile Home Park in West Long Beach CA, we pay $33.50 per month for 24hr security, safe enough to walk around at Night. Even with high housing costs in California, you won't need several million+ but it's still not cheap, you have to buy the home and the land. Think the costliest home where we live is around $850,000 or so( About 3 bdrms,,). We are seniors, our rent just went up to $1600.00 per month, for a 1309sq ft, 2 Bdrm 2bath 44 year old home. Still high for a mobile home in most other parts of the country. But, if you go look outside for at least a one Bdrm in a good Long Beach neighborhood, it's over $2000+ or so
I'm lol'ing at how bad they are trying to make gated communities sound🤣
I know, right ?! Lol Sitting here in the country on 5 acres, overlooking my pond, and our creek. It’s lovely and nobody tells us what we can and cannot do here
I live in Vegas and have been into that community. Vegas is notorious for gated communities. Its a very transient town with lots of sketchy people coming through. Even lower priced communities are gated. Its the norm here and not a big deal that this documentary makes it out to be.
Yes and no. Its not a big deal until you realize it does keep the crime stats down. I have heard there was short spike in burglars and thieves sneaking through the gates, or posing as cleaning crews to get in, but lately that seems to have been quelched.
You should have called this doc "The Bubble"
My in-laws lived in an upscale 50+ gated community where truly there was no “community”. Too many HOA rules for me. I mean, ridiculous amounts of rules ! I told my husband I think there’s less rules in prison. Every house looked the same, no cars allowed parked in the driveway, you had to have exactly 13 APPROVED plants in your front yard … etc etc. I had once thought of moving to one of these. Nope. I changed my mind. I now have 5 acres, and can grow anything in my yards, not spray for dandelions and pretty much do what we want. No rules.
I cannot imagine a duller existence than living in a gated community. No "oomph" to life, no rubbing shoulders with all kinds of interesting people from all sectors of society. This is like choosing to eat oatmeal every day instead of sampling from an ever changing buffet.
I'm sure they miss rubbing shoulders with hoodlums and riff raff. The only drama they're missing is putting up with loud nuisance neighbors and crime.
This explains why people age so badly, too much oomph
You have Infinity pool with a mountainside view and gods knows what else when you can afford these kinds of things do you truly need the extra oomph
Obviously they don't spend their entire lives inside there, the rules feel a bit cultish though.
@@oceanexblve884 Apparently you don't, but I've met so many lost rich people throughout my journeys I question the wisdom of completely isolating yourself from any people not in your economic class. It warps your worldview and makes you define happiness in terms of comfort achieved not challenges overcome. You see the poor not as fellow citizens but as unsightly impediments to your "view."
Imagine not being in debt just because you need mental health services & schooling!! Wild concept.
Who sends kids to school nowadays and mental health is no issue when you actually know how to read and open a Bible
@@alphaomega17 right right right sure yeah totally okay
i need a gated community im tired of living in the hood 🥺😭
I like the way the husbands in such places are always quiet and mostly have nothing to say
Lol one would think Michelle lives there alone uncle Ken just chips in a word. 😅
I deliver to these type of houses in El Dorado Hills California and it’s insane how huge they are and how many steps to get to their door my knees hurt so bad lol they’re beautiful homes but way too big I think.
I love big, and large houses or mansions...lol I love space...
Yeah, I don't mind a sprawling house - but once you get past a certain size its all wasted space. 2000 sq foot is about as big as I want. But I would be happy in a high rise with a nice view and half that much.
It's their right. I love big houses and I need alot if space. I'll never live in an apt. I sacrificed alot to be where I live. I'm happy.
@@1Skorpia good for you lol
@@redwolfexr I live in a 2000 sqft house now and it's too small!
Very cool contemporary homes in the LV gated community. It is a lifestyle choice. Some of the homes in the LV gated community were so big, they probably have their own tennis courts and work out rooms. The community tennis courts are for the poor rich folks.
A budget of 6 million, some people earn way too much, where as others work two or three jobs and are unable to make ends meet. Something is very wrong in most modern societies.
That's not their fault! We all have opportunities if one wants them bad enough.
Go live in Cuba and stand on a bread line wearing 10 year old clothes then, no one's stopping you
He works for his money. He chose a career and is good enough at what he does for someone or a company to pay him a salary that affords him that lifestyle! Don’t hate! @zoep.2891
Don’t buy their products, don’t pay for tickets to see their concerts or their movies … and don’t eat at their restaurants. There ya go. OR, you too can make a fortune, hard work, ingenuity, creativity and some great ideas
You are so bitter and jealous.
im from a very working class family. wanna say i am sooo annoyed watching the part about rules within the community. its upsetting and frustrating to have someone tell you when you can or can't hang your christmas lights around the house. absurd. it seems they dont completely own their property
"the entry condition is that you must be on the list of guests established by the owners. a list which billy accesses from his miniature computer." aka iphone. lol
Looks wonderful to me! Trying to creating something like this in my life.
6 Million 😂. Thats a down payment in California high end communities.
I agree...6 million dollar houses isn't the super rich!! The super rich live in 100 million dollar houses and upwards. These people are very affluent.
@@shojaejlali1290 Not too many are 100 mil or more. Lol. Most celebrities live in 10-50 mil houses. 100 mil is on another level for the billionaires. Yet Warren Buffet has kept his home that he paid $200,000 for back 40 years ago. I think it’s worth something like 1.4 mil now.
That’s why you’re nuts to live in California.
@@cjhoward409 Warren Buffett owns Berkshire Hathaway, which owns Kirby vacuum cleaners, which basically kidnaps people and makes them go to neighborhoods where there are low income people and force them to buy vacuum cleaners with exorbitant payment plans. The people y’all think are your heroes. 😂
I've had friends who lived in gated communities and they weren't secure at all. Every delivery driver and angry ex knew the code and could get in at any time. Plus the gates would ice shut in winter, locking people in/out.
That's what i'm thinking. they have one skinny guy at the entrance checking IDs. no ones checking the vehicles or who else they're smuggling in. few cameras at the entrances.
they deserve it. :-D The lady is super rich but cannot afford a pair of proper shoes in which she can walk normally and not looking like a criple. :-D
haha and they hired allied security for the gate criminals are definetely getting in haaha
You inform security, simple As for gates..use certain types of gates
I will be living in a gated community.. I’m sick of neighborhoods no matter how expensive, I’ve lived in a few, not being safe and secure.
I wouldn’t want to clean it.
With that money u wouldn’t have to 😂
excellent documentary
With $6 Million I Bet they got a Lotta “friends”😂😂😂😂
Yep. “Friends” is right. If they lose all their money… 😮😂
Tax these people
They are taxed heavily lmaooo
@@jimmietwotime clearly not enough
@@Ronin777z you must be a communist. What do you mean “Clearly” not enough? What makes you say that? Because they live a lavish life? Are they supposed to be taxed so much that they are in poverty? Just trying to understand your statement but I’m afraid that it doesn’t make much sense…
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They are taxed. What are you talking about?
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I like the security features love it❤
Making regular people choose between climbing over loose rubble or running the risk of being in a traffic accident all because the rich want peace and quiet is utter madness. Totally inhumane
I dont think anyone likes this. But I am sure all Europe will be like this with recent immigration problems.
@@hby7768 it is the top politicians not handling the boarders
It is the city planners not doing their jobs. They should be requesting money from the developers to make roads and walks ways for people to go around safely when they want to build these enclaves.
@@tustak Don't worry, in the UK they are making sure there isn't enough housing for the regular people, so it will just be a "choice" between homelessness or living on the streets... (Current home secretary decided to call homelessness a lifestyle choice here, so you can imagine how great housing policies are...).
Actually it makes perfect sense for people of means to want the very best in comfort and security. And if you do not have the means to achieve this goal then it becomes your problem and not the rich. And last question? what is wrong with the rich wanting the best in safety and security for there families? And why do you think it is inhumane? Thanks
Lmao imagine paying millions of dollars to live in a police enclave where you can't even have Christmas lights up whenever you want and get fined for going over 20mph 😂
You can live life without consequences
It's a dangerous world and these people aren't paying millions of dollars for a home their paying it for security and anonymity.
This is pretty much the norm in South Africa.
What?
@@corvettesbme the best ones are in Equestrian Estates.
Right Same here in nigeria lol
The people who go to the gym, play tennis, golf... so nice, very healthy and active
Claiming this lifestyle for myself 😭🤩✨🌸
i'd love to live there.
OH my goodness this HOA is ridiculous, I would hate living here. No skateboarding? Have to go 20 mph in the neighborhood?
Live in Gated Community since 1999 GoldCoast LOVE IT
cheaper to get a dog...
I promise you we don’t give af
In US, never display you are rich and be the target of robber's list of victims. Stay in the condo and have excess of property and car park security guard.
Exactly
"If you don't spend it, they'll charge you for it anyways," he finally said.
It is very odd to me wealthy people are so willing to give up their freedom so quickly for a perceived sense of security.
Too good freedom and security make together. The principle - we will never exchange the freedom on palaces dream life - does not work. Too good freedom and wealth make together as well.
@@KingCircles I would blame crime for this. people want to get away from la and ny and philly. they are dangerous. I cant blame them.
Make a white person rich. Give them a choice. And this is what you get... birds of a feather stick togeather. .
"Perceived " this is 100x more safe than our liberal societies today. No one likes it, but it concrete way to solve the problem for yourself if you have the money (without money you will get robbed or raped)
They are giving up nothing.
Yeah if you’re living in Las Vegas you definitely need a gated community because all neighborhoods are filled with thugs and criminals
That’s a lie! I live here, most people don’t live in gated areas! When you have good neighbors, and we are a community…we use protection!🔫
It's always a great view when it's not your money you spending.
The women all wear those old fashioned tennis hats. So 1990s.
I can't watch this anymore.. Its too disturbing..
So big, the houses are grossly huge. Who needs that much space? If I was ballin big, I'd buy a house just right for my family. These are extra 😅
You’re only saying that cause you can’t afford it. If you bought a lottery ticket tomorrow with your groceries and found out a week after you won 30million the first thing you would do is buy the biggest best house on earth for your family. What are yiu talking about.
@@bettyboop9897 what you’re saying is ridiculous. You are completely disregarding what they would prefer for THEIR OWN life if they were financially able to do it. Not everyone desires a 15,000+ square foot home. It’s excessive and unnecessary and @HeyGirlHaaay has enough common sense to know that by wanting a modest home.
I would never buy one of those tacky, concrete new build when in the UK I could buy a beautiful stately home several hundred years old in beautiful private grounds with total privacy. Stunning lawns, and beautiful manicured gardens. stables, Paddocks, tennis court. We have stunning antique furniture and Artwork. There would be no no neighbour's within a few miles so total peace and quiet set in stunning country side or Sea views with beautiful empty beaches. America can keep its Tacky, concrete, characterless, fake, houses, surround by fake , false pretentious People. I'd be bored to tears with them. It's all bullshit. So, I certainly would not be buying or moving to the USA. Now, Europe is also beautiful as it also has History. America has 200 years of history so it is a Very boring Country where money, wealth, prestige, corporations, big business deal's bla bla. It really is the most boring Country in the World.
It's America. Land of excess.
@@rosegold973 why would you want to live cramped in a smaller space, one day you’ll be dead and you’ll have plenty of time to stay in a small confined space. . Lol. Not for me. Whiles I’m healthy and alive i want all the space. Don’t wish your life away.
The Yard Nazi's in the golf cart-LOLOLOLOL!!!
I lived in gated communities for most of the last 36 years. There are many of those with reasonable priced homes ($400 000) or less. The benefit for a single lady like me is that no one can harass me, no one can highjack my home while I'm traveling, no one can come to my door stealing my packages, no one can sneak in at night and rob me, no one can pest me to recruit me for Jehovah's witnesses. I don't need rec facilities, have rather my own pool. All of this for $80 HOA a month. What's so bad about that?
Peace and prosperity 🙏
These super rich, sport and hollywood stars all basically virtual signal to us all. While locking themselves behind these gated communities all safe while rest suffer due high crime and police being defunded.
So true, and my city councilman who wants to defund the police lives in one!!!
Police aren't being defunded that's a myth. Plenty of people aren't in gated communities and have decent little homes and are doing well and feeling pretty safe, relatively. I'm exhibit a for that.
But those residents are not to blame for crimes... Those criminals choose to hurt others and cause fear and risks to the innocent. The despicable criminals are to blame. Don't say oh life is too hard. There are plenty of decent people who would cut corners to get by in hard times rather than committing a crime.
Before anyone knows it time moves quickly and we all age,die and go into eternity,you can’t take any of it with you
True, but there is nothing wrong with being successful while on 🌎.
don´t lie man you want this, stop telling yourself this nonsense
@@MrSilverfish12 on your bike sonny boy
21:08 oh man head of security go get’em old timer LOL!!!!
I would like to know if this property has community brothel. I'd love that.
I like the idea personally. Better than hearing ambulances and police sirens every single night.
I live out in the country … maybe 5-6 other families on our 5 mile long paved road. No ambulances or police sirens. No crime, it’s peaceful and best yet… no HOA ! 😅
I could imagine that bar being gossip central 😂
You hear a lot about how someone started a company or how someone almost lost everything but all are interesting to listen to.
Money can't buy taste lmao.. the architect threw a bunch of boxes on top of each other and called it a house
Note, no thank you! If i had the money to buy whatever house i wanted, I'd have a nice cabin in the Colorado mountains with no bars locking me in. Also, no rules telling me what type of plants i can plant and when to take my lights down
Here here. I second that ! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
"Golden prisons" 🙄 People live in those gated communities at their own free will, it should therefore not be called "prison".
Because government fails at making society clean and safe, people seek out gated communities.
32:34 I noticed that the lady had locked her fence before speaking to the press. Big hypocrisy..
True!
I live in Myanmar's gated community. It's just safer, although we don't have traffic jams for guests.
Great job Billy. So glad he is on the ball. And it appears that the word rich bothers some.
I love your docs on this subject. It interests me seeing how people in gated communities live. Upon hitting play I realized I already watched this documentary on your channel 😂
Yep I've seen it before also instead I thought it was going to be something new
Me too 😅
I’m looking for Gated Community but this is too much. With security guards taking the job too seriously. I could never leave here. It’s Prison like in a lot of ways
Sunvisor is a must 😎
Larry don't mess around!
For me, the highest level of wealth is health, family and freedom!
Even our humble town has several gated areas.
I don't hate anyone who makes money especially alot of it!! I admire wealthy people. 😊
Sheep
@@jimparsons7201Look at his username and it will tell you everything you need to know about him.
Same here. I love and admire the rich. No envy 👌
@@chimsgraphic It is fitting that you should _"love and admire rich people"_ You are made to admire your betters
This is the difference between mentalities. One envies and does nothing and the other one respects and works hard to accomplish
Those at the top are similar to the those at the bottom, they just have bigger cells that require much more labor.
Solution….. at our club if you don’t eat the full amount each month our Director of Hospitality would let us order Prime beef or Seafood frozen for our freezers to satisfy whatever we didn’t spend in the restaurants 😊
Norman and Kortney were the only ones driving in a flamboyant car. New money flex.
May I call that obscene? In my eyes no human deservers to live in such abundance while others can hardly support their own existence...
You may call it obscene but all I see from this comment is that you are jealous. Yes they may not care about the people who can hardly support their own existence as you call it but at the end of the day when all said and done these people deserve the life they live they have worked hard for it and have earned it. You clearly haven’t had a similar life and far from it I can tell but whatever 😂
@@richardr2716 ...and may I answer: This is an embarrassingly simplistic approach, according to a stimulous- response- scheme: Who criticizes, must be jealous. Let me tell you: I personally don't have to envy anyone, for reasons I won't go into. My point was: see the whole picture in it's ugly absurdity. They probably could save others from starving to death, but they prefer the infinity pool. There's no justice in life beyond the one, we create ourselves ...
@@richardr2716 The hardest workers get paid the least and everyone knows it. Many rich have exploited to have everything and everyone knows it. You are so full of it.
@@a.mie.533 it’s there money they can do what they want clearly your just jealous yet again you reply is hilarious slagging me off for being hypocritical to your reply but then u actually telling them what to do with there money just jog the fk on get a life
@@richardr2716 If hard work truly paid off, working class people juggling three or more jobs just to stay afloat would be filthy rich by now. This is a huge systemic issue that requires a much wider perspective.
I would live like this if could afford
Gosh, I can’t imagine living in such a regulated, confined and sterile community. Every part of your freedom and independence you’re giving away. You are constantly being monitored, and told how to do things. It’s like having parents telling you what you can, and cannot do. No thank you!
The personal trainer needs a personal trainer
In the first 3 mins when they were touring the house I was thinking “they aren’t gonna last forever”. 😂
30 days after? Yet they check every month and it’s the middle of may 😂 well sounds like someone isn’t doing their job
I was thinking the same thing. 😂
It’s a sign of the times we are living in . Personally I am waiting to live in a world where we will live in a peaceful new world for free my dear God has promised me . I will be there living in peace and security
Looking very nice.
Outstanding value for five point five million . Amazing price.
The people who really want to access these gated communities are not going to go through the front door and get checked.
Are you kidding?! No way would I live in one of those “prison” communities where one gets fined if they leave some fairy lights on their fence! Ridiculous! Where’s the freedom in this? I’d rather “take the risk” and live in the real world
The interiors thought 😢
Good for them. They can afford it so why not. If majority of others had this kind of money they too would not live where they currently live.