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Re: Build yourself a dollhouse to save money!
While I do roll my eyes at the space Americans claim to "need" I do think there's some minimum, and it's bigger than 200 sq ft for a family.
There was something on the travel network about expats, and one episode was set in Tokyo. A family was whining that they had to downsize to 2500 sq ft in freaking Tokyo, and how hard it was. They get a big fat stfu from me. Lamenting the kitchen I had in Korea with 2 burners and no oven is totally legit
That is like watching House Hunters and hearing people talk about how 2600sf is just way too small for their growing family (of which there is 1 small child).
"We have exactly what we need and not a whole lot more."
Well I suppose, as long as privacy isn't on that list.