Over the top/extravagant items in homes

[JRSC00LUDE]

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Helicopters tend to be good in the city - or nearby areas. Most small planes will get you longer distances, faster and cheaper.

Also, much easier learning curve and more forgiving on average, than a helicopter.

This paragraph reeks of a 5 figure income.

[killramos]

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This paragraph reeks of a 5 figure income.

Isn’t that below the poverty line?

[JRSC00LUDE]

Exactly.

[you&me]

There seems to be an awful lot of elevators in new-builds and not exclusively in the type or size of homes you'd expect... I'm talking pretty normal infills (judging by the elevator company signs I see on the construction fencing).

The ones I've been in are small and slow... Friends of ours have one in the house they built, but it makes sense because they need it for their daughter who's confined to a wheelchair. Other people I know with one are on the older side, so I guess they're planning ahead. But it still seems like a pretty common thing... More common than I'd expect to address handicapped people or future-proofing for the elderly.

[ThePenIsMightier]

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damn, did not know about Azuridge being a private residence. Baller as F.

Just to clarify, it WAS... It's no longer.
*I gather you had captured this.

[revelations]

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This paragraph reeks of a 5 figure income.

I dont follow - what part of the paragraph is untrue?

Small planes can had by folks with 6 figure incomes (think farmer in a remote area with a grass strip), while helicopters for personal use like this, youd see owners typically over 7 figures.