I have a 1 car garage on the house that I'm renting. So whoever gets home from work first, either myself or my cousin, gets the garage for the night. I used to always get the garage when I had my last car, because he had a piece of ****. Now he has a G37xS and I have the Max so its always a fight. lol

 

i have one garaged and the other outside : )

 

My garage is also bigger than the quonset hut (we called it the 'hooch') that the 16 soldiers in my platoon lived in while in Korea in the 1950s. It is also four times as large as the efficiency apartment I lived in for several years. It is also six times as large as my room in the boarding house I spent my summers in while living in The Bronx almost sixty years ago (the small toilet was down at the end of the hall, shared by the boarders in all six rooms on my floor).

And yet my garage and home pale when compared to the four car garages and 10,000 square foot homes that have sprung up all around this area. My home looks like servant's quarters when compared with Evander Hollifield's 46 room mansion just a few miles away.

But I think the tide is turning. This recession was partly caused by folks overbuying and overbuilding; building more than they could pay for. I am convinced the smart trend going forward will be for smaller, more energy-efficient homes.