tiny homes are imo a pretty interesting concept if you treat them like rooms

as long as you have land you can expand infinitely

A 12 or 13 year old built his own tiny home

have one for you and your wife

you get a child

child grows older

He only got help/hired someone for a counter concrete pour, and the electrical

"go build your own home"

child moves on

rent said home

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when I did grow up it was normal that we did "borrow" lumber to build our own play cabins in the woods.

you gotta live in the right area though

@Nordhand lol I did that

i think most people did something with wood at some point

males at least

well it a good place to do shit that get you in trouble normally and not get caught

though that probably has changed from when i was young

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yea, think that freedom kids did have back then is gone

dont remind me of it

one of my nephews is the perfect example, bordering on autism due to bad parenting

some of the kids now have even a stricter schedule then a prisoner. every moment is planned down to the minute

not to mention one of my tablet raised cousins

and they wonder why kids are going crazy

@woll3 Max admitted to have never swung a hammer in his life

that explains a lot

yeah

he even tried to defend it saying letting kids use hammers is dangerous and stuff

how

at some point in your life you need a hammer

even if you just want to hang a picture

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they sell kid hammers, and kids that did get such a thing are the the ones that probably are successful today

speaking of

took my kiddo to the toy store at the weekend

they were selling a kid's real tool set

at first I thought it was a toy

but had real metal tools in

but he wanted a Barbie doll instead

including hammer, screwdrivers, adjustable spanner, tape measure and etc