Yeah, but at least one of them would be a Chef, who doesn't want to go home after a night on the lash and have their own Chef? Surf and turf on call sounds pretty good to me, lol
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Having a lot of money doesn't mean you have good sense!🤷♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️ Don't get me wrong I love one of those ! 50 cent Mansion is absolutely incredible, but that bill every month to maintain it JEEZ'US that's insane ! Bigger you go the more it takes ! This video must be old because Mark Wahlberg home to me is insane !
I have no idea why anyone would want any of those homes. Unless I am planning on having 10 other families living with me, I see no need of having 11 kitchens in one home. The wealthy just spend because they can not out of need...50 cent is a good example. Had a he bought a modest reasonably priced home, he wouldn't need to file for bankruptcy.
I can see the 20 kitchens... People have to eat. Why not have all your friends and family live near you in a gated community. 50 cent was renting since the beginning and made his money from Dasani and never thought he wouldn't sell for double. I'm sure he didn't go Bankrupt, his team drained his wealth.
I cannot live in a home were I cannot enter all the rooms on a daily basis without working up a sweat. A whole other person could be living in your house for weeks and you wouldn't notice.
The 1788 rooms are a bit unnecessary but come on. You can sleep in each room once every 4 years and 328 days. Not only that but hide and seek would be dummy lit.
6:33 *who tf needs 11 kitchens?* Nobody: Multimillionaires: Alright, time for a sandwich!! *:)* Proceeds to getting a slice a bread from a kitchen, another slice from another kitchen, lettuce from another kitchen, ham from another kitchen, cheese from another kitchen and so on
@Markus Patients This is true, however if housing was built around ground where the homeless were re-educated to grow their own food and some craft that they can be responsible at it would turn this situation around from where it is today. Once homeless individuals had to be responsible at working for what they get they would feel better about themselves. This is more than half the problem. Homeless feel useless and they don't want to conform to the wicked ways of government controlled business or the private corporate sector where more damaged is created by them then anything else.
@Markus Patients Well at least my thoughts on the matter suggest a possible way to rethink the matters of homelessness. It offers a solution. When people can not offer an intelligent reply or offer a solution or resolve to help people think, and resort to using or writing foolish words, they usually reflect who you are. One person cannot resolve all of mans problems, however, using these comment spaces as a tool to do something positive can help inspire workable solutions. I choose to use this time and space to do this instead of using it your way. You have a nice day.
@Markus Patients I was a homeless person and I turned that situation around by helping other homeless people and I have taken under my roof homeless women and have seen homeless men through 12 weeks of detoxification. I walk my talk. what have you done lately.?????? Hummmm
@Markus Patients You obviously can not read and understand what you read. My comment says that I WAS a homeless person. There are many homeless people helping out others despite their situation. That help doesn't always mean taking them into a home. I hope you may grow to a point where you understand and find some kindness in you rather than that of unworthy comments. You have a nice day.
@Markus Patients I will repeat my response, when people can not offer an intelligent reply or offer a solution or resolve to help people think, and resort to using or writing foolish words, they usually reflect who you are. Have a nice day.
You need to include Biltmore. It's been turned into a museum, but it's the largest private residence ever built in the United States at around 170,000 square feet.
It is still owned by descendants of George Vanderbilt. At 255 rooms and 178,928 sq ft it is by far the largest house in the US. and it is still privately owned, though it is open to the public. I was there this past weekend for the Christmas Candlelight tour. It is well worth a visit.
Biltmore Estate, a fine example of Gilded Age excess. If it were up to me the Biltmore Estate would include a wing detailing the business practices that amassed the fortune. Grotesque tales of no social safety nets, nor simple safety. 80-hour work-weeks, no pensions or holidays. No health insurance. Just a vast meat grinder of working class men. A warning too. America's elite have been working feverishly since FDR and his New Deal to bring back the Gilded Age. They'd like nothing more than to grind as many working-class under their boots as possible.
Lenard Did not know the IWW still existed. Just for the education of others: A careful reading of the economic research on the “robber barons” leads to a diametrically opposite conclusion to that of the critics who invented the title: the so-called robber barons were neither robbers nor barons. They didn’t rob. Instead, they got their money the old-fashioned way: they earned it. Nor were they barons. The word “baron” is a title of nobility, one typically granted by a king or established by force. But Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, and many of the others referred to as robber barons started their businesses from scratch and were granted no special privileges. Moreover, not only did they earn their money and not only were they not granted privileges, but they also helped consumers and, in one famous case, destroyed a monopoly.
As for your ‘80 hour work week’: The economy was predominantly agricultural in the nineteenth century. The productivity of labor so low that a) people had to work 70 to 80 hours a week, and b) in many instances, child labor was necessary to keep food on the table. It was not through some piece of legislation, but through technological development (e.g., steam power in the nineteenth century) and factor productivity growth that people were able to work less hours. By the time the FLSA was passed such legislation was unnecessary because the average work hours during the late 1930s and early 1940s was hovering around the desirable length of the work week. We didn't need a mandate to provide us with a 40-hour work week. Market forces were already doing that for us, and they should continue doing so.
If Hearst Castle, which is no longer a private residence, was included in this list, then the Biltmore Estate in North Carolina should have been included. At around 175k SF, it would be #2 on this list. The family actually still maintains a private apartment in the main house.
You forgot biltmore estate, the largest house in America, with 175,000 square feet of floor space( 4 acres ), 43 bathrooms, 34 bedrooms, and another 173 rooms used for maids, workers, entertainment, and just because, plus it was also built by one of America’s wealthiest family from the past....the Vanderbilt’s which are famous for the breakers, marble house, and many other mansions scattered across the U.S.
This just make me think about how people waste their money on gold furniture and there are still people who can't afford regular furniture or not even a house
Yup. Time to bring on the Global Socialist Revolution. How many Mozarts, Einsteins and Michelangelos have been forced to scrounge through garbage to survive? Human progress has likely been held back by centuries by these obscene examples of conspicuous consumption. Who the hell needs 100,000 square feet, 200,000, 2 MILLION square feet!? Gold-plate...multiple pools... 200-horse-stable!? How many roads could have been built? How many hospitals? How many schools? How many clean-water taps?
Love the roll of toilet paper on the floor at 1:46 in 50 Cent's mansion, and the corded telephone by the toilet. Keepin' it real, 50! Way to stay grounded bro ;)
If these rich people had to take care of these homes all by themselves cleaning and painting and yard work, they would think twice before building something so huge. Such a waste of money its so sad, No one needs that much room to live, Who would want to run around a house like that to make sure all the windows and doors were locked at night??? Or how could you sleep in something that huge and feel safe??? Someone could be in the house and you wouldnt even know unless you have a very expensive home security system and guards 24 hours a day to watch over it!
That is so funny coz I've lived in one and hated the way the other side of the house felt like it almost wasn't even there. When outside walls are a mile away it's like, help we're wide open, there's nothing protecting us! :O
Prince Gariago your stupidity is beyond words! Don’t assume you know how the wealthy runs their life! Because it’s too much for your feeble brain to handle!!!
to the OP you made a mistake Chateau Pensmore is not in Montana it is in Missouri. Just wanted to let you know. Pensmore is a manor under construction in the Ozark Mountains of Highlandville, Missouri. When completed, the home will be the private residence of Steven T. Huff and his family. you may want to change that
People could go in on these properties together and never even have to see each other. I ever make it big I'm buying something like this and making a whole wing of the house just for my pet parrots.
I feel blessed to have a 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car-garage home in SWFL. It totals about 1500 square ft. Roomy for one person. Came close to having to give it up when the bills became nearly more than I could handle. Fortunately, I was able to find a bank to give me a HELOC just in the nick of time.
Where I live $500 a month would afford me a time-shared closet inside a condemned house. For $50 more a month I could work up to a 11pm to 7am slot from the 3pm to 11pm slot.
with so many abandoned mansions they should relocate a homeless community and let them fix it up and stay there, many would be happy to mow lawns a place for there pets and gardening, burt Reynolds threw his mansion aside in florida, 5oo people could live there, and raise livestock, which president will give to the poor and homeless. moviestar crumbs will work, burt youre not using it anyway...give it up to the homeless.
the filthy rich are not the pillars of a community. Homeless people are the answer to *what if God was one of us..* the rich and well to do are the real decay of society.
Stop thinking ,"the poor homeless"....people get homeless because they didn't look out for their future. Homeless people are very lazy people as well. They wouldn't clean and maintain the mansions either.
This would never work out.......those who are homeless have no interest in maintaining any residence even if it were their own. The majority of poor people live in squid houses not because they try to maintain them......but because of their mentality.......they simply do not care about the conditions/appearance of where they live. There is a saying.......if a rich person gave his wealth to a group of poor.......within five years, the group would be as poor as before.....and the rich person would again be wealthy. Its mostly a matter of mindset. In my own city, we have entire areas of our county where immigrants (mostly Hispanic) moved in years ago......the area was at that time well kept and neat........a few years after the immigrants moved in, it looked like the worst slum you could ever see in any South American country. These people do not feel comfortable in a clean, well-kept home and community.......it simply does not correspond to their "mindset" of what "home should be.
And when you need healthcare you will be back on the grid, eating food other people produced and using electricity you didn't make. It sure is nice to have civilization as a back-up in case you have a heart attack, need surgery, etc.
RealRAW I am involved in video production and music editing. ATM I work for a company that converts VHS tapes and other old footage into digital footage. What about you?
We get it Lisa, you're poor and have been a failure at everything you've ever done. But there's no need to hate on those of us who actually made something or four lives. If anything is shameful, it's your attitude towards that which you could never attain.
These are homes to showcase your STATUS, plain and simple.. None of them looked cozy, and comfortable.. Just to lock up, at night and feel secure would be scary.. I would never be comfortable in one of those homes.. Never!
I agree. Granted, it would be cool at first. But I would eventually hate the excessive space and probably hole up in the smallest room to experience the 'cozy' feeling you mention.
There are enough rich bugs in this country alone to pay off the national debt, and buy farms for these immigrants, so they could eventually support themselves, an d take care of our own poor. They wouldn't feed Christ and his angels if they were starving!
I grew up in a town that has a mixture of income levels. We had only one high school, so of course, there was pressure to fit in. I use to wish that I could be like those that lived in the big houses. Now that I'm older, me personally, I'm renting a two-bedroom, and it's not enough space for me, but I don't think I desire anything that large, but I have definitely, outgrown my two-bedroom.
I know you posted that two years ago, but I just watched this and thought, WTF did he just say? If you’re going to make a video on something have the courtesy to learn their name first.
These aren't houses. They are edifices only erected to constantly validate the definition of opulence. The average person gets a lot more joy, pride and fulfillment out of his 3 bedroom family home than they do out of these. Ask any billionaire who builds one of these simply because they can, they will tell you. So who is actually richer for the experience.
I wouldn't want something that massive, but a modest 3 bedrooms? Speak for yourself, homie! Ill take 6 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, a pool, and underground parking. Thankyouverymuch
Steve Bryan they are hiding the location. It has a huge underground safe haven for top billionaires thats larger than 24 football.fields. Grand scale of your money lost is in excessive of 100 trillion to the fuckers.
Andrew Carnegie, once the richest man in the world, said that if he died rich he'd consider himself a failure, so he gave most of his wealth to charities and local governments to build better schools, hire teachers and construct & fill libraries. And I think he built a concert hall in New York City & endowed it with enough to maintain a staff & pay artists to perform there so the ticket prices wouldn't be expensive.
Biltmore House (on Biltmore Estate) is 3.65 times larger than the home listed at #10. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biltmore_Estate It's still owned by George Vanderbilt's descendants and is the largest privately-owned home in the United States.
🤭 Penmore is in 🤔Springfield, Missouri..... Missouri not Montana....lol ,I know, to eir is human 😁 Lord knows I mess up to sometimes😊 it's ok, I'll still watch your videos 👍 all kidding aside, God Bless & good video
Cardboard box!? I would dream of having a cardboard box. I would dream except that I can't sleep more than five minutes at a stretch under the garbage I'm forced to sleep. My 80-hour-a-week job doesn't even afford me a tarp.
I think it would be kinda creepy coming home at night and not knowing who else is in the house with you.
Its not that bad, U just need to check whose under every bed, all 100 of them
That’s what security is for with that kind of money. A team of Navy seals will having you sleep just fine.
Yeah, but at least one of them would be a Chef, who doesn't want to go home after a night on the lash and have their own Chef?
Surf and turf on call sounds pretty good to me, lol
Yeah but the chances of you running into them are slim LOL.
U so right
I'd just be happy to have a 3 bedroom house with no mortgage lol
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Im 16 and im starting to feel your pain and im not even buying a house.
That is nearly impossible for most people even in the developed world under current conditions.
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I agree
I'm just thinking I'm too lazy to live in those big ass houses, can you imagine going from one end to another, all those damn stairs... I'm good man
...that's what golf carts, scooters and elevators are for. hahaha... #richpeopleproblems
Nah man I'm good, I'll stick to my little 4 bedroom small ass house
+Hans Verdieu ..."little 4 bedroom small"...that's funny. i guess it's all relative. (congrats on the 4BR house. i'm in a 2BR apartment.)
It feels small cause I live with 5 other people
i feel your pain. my 2BR is smaller than the 1BR i moved from.
Having a lot of money is not the same as having good taste!
Anders Vinther I definitely agree with you on that. A lot of rich people have ugly houses. They’re not like what mansions should be or look like.
Anders Vinther Absolutely !
Having a lot of money doesn't mean you have good sense!🤷♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
Don't get me wrong I love one of those !
50 cent Mansion is absolutely incredible, but that bill every month to maintain it JEEZ'US that's insane ! Bigger you go the more it takes !
This video must be old because Mark Wahlberg home to me is insane !
Anders, these people have both which is quite rare indeed.
Robert
Wow last time I checked it's they're money that they work hard for
I have no idea why anyone would want any of those homes. Unless I am planning on having 10 other families living with me, I see no need of having 11 kitchens in one home. The wealthy just spend because they can not out of need...50 cent is a good example. Had a he bought a modest reasonably priced home, he wouldn't need to file for bankruptcy.
Alovellyone And we have people living on the streets unbelievable
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I can see the 20 kitchens... People have to eat. Why not have all your friends and family live near you in a gated community. 50 cent was renting since the beginning and made his money from Dasani and never thought he wouldn't sell for double. I'm sure he didn't go Bankrupt, his team drained his wealth.
ken bennett yes I know. It is quite sad that it is a reality of the world we live in. But I have hope that soon that all will change.
I cannot live in a home were I cannot enter all the rooms on a daily basis without working up a sweat. A whole other person could be living in your house for weeks and you wouldn't notice.
Get a bicycle or one of those electric scooters.
That's what rlly scares me about these big homes
Hidden cameras Jackson
that has been done
There have been cases of people living in Walmarts by evading store security. And some of these homes are bigger than the biggest Walmarts.
Just in case anyone wants to know, Pensmore Castle is just south of Springfield, Missouri not Montana :)
Jesika Mae I caught that too lol
makes me wonder how many other mistakes are in this video
I drive by the Castle just about every day
It’ll be a cold day in hell when I recognize Missouri as a state
Mile marker 28 65 highway
The 1788 rooms are a bit unnecessary but come on. You can sleep in each room once every 4 years and 328 days. Not only that but hide and seek would be dummy lit.
The Donald should buy it for Barrone and friends
Biyson hahahahah
You Can Visit Some Of Those Houses And Never Leave. The Owner Would Not Know You're There!
@@tomburcher5237 Not if I buy it first, haha.
The Donald is under investigation for that house. The Russian over paid allegedly on purpose, this was their way of funneling money to The Donald.
6:33 *who tf needs 11 kitchens?*
Nobody:
Multimillionaires: Alright, time for a sandwich!! *:)*
Proceeds to getting a slice a bread from a kitchen, another slice from another kitchen, lettuce from another kitchen, ham from another kitchen, cheese from another kitchen and so on
That would be the butler proceeding
Dude I was just thinking the same.
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A huge house is like an empty hotel. Not much fun in that.
A huge house will be turned into a community centre when the global socialist revolution comes. They've saved us some time.
Think of all the homeless that could be housed if this kind of money were spent on basic housing needs. The greed that some people have. Sad.
@Markus Patients This is true, however if housing was built around ground where the homeless were re-educated to grow their own food and some craft that they can be responsible at it would turn this situation around from where it is today. Once homeless individuals had to be responsible at working for what they get they would feel better about themselves. This is more than half the problem. Homeless feel useless and they don't want to conform to the wicked ways of government controlled business or the private corporate sector where more damaged is created by them then anything else.
@Markus Patients Well at least my thoughts on the matter suggest a possible way to rethink the matters of homelessness. It offers a solution. When people can not offer an intelligent reply or offer a solution or resolve to help people think, and resort to using or writing foolish words, they usually reflect who you are. One person cannot resolve all of mans problems, however, using these comment spaces as a tool to do something positive can help inspire workable solutions. I choose to use this time and space to do this instead of using it your way. You have a nice day.
@Markus Patients I was a homeless person and I turned that situation around by helping other homeless people and I have taken under my roof homeless women and have seen homeless men through 12 weeks of detoxification. I walk my talk. what have you done lately.?????? Hummmm
@Markus Patients You obviously can not read and understand what you read. My comment says that I WAS a homeless person. There are many homeless people helping out others despite their situation. That help doesn't always mean taking them into a home. I hope you may grow to a point where you understand and find some kindness in you rather than that of unworthy comments. You have a nice day.
@Markus Patients I will repeat my response, when people can not offer an intelligent reply or offer a solution or resolve to help people think, and resort to using or writing foolish words, they usually reflect who you are. Have a nice day.
Warren Buffet is one of the richest self made person in the world and he still lives in a moderate size home... In my opinion he’s a true mega baller!
He's weird too.
He does not come on TH-cam with a weirdo handle, tho.
You need to include Biltmore. It's been turned into a museum, but it's the largest private residence ever built in the United States at around 170,000 square feet.
It is still owned by descendants of George Vanderbilt. At 255 rooms and 178,928 sq ft it is by far the largest house in the US. and it is still privately owned, though it is open to the public. I was there this past weekend for the Christmas Candlelight tour. It is well worth a visit.
Biltmore Estate, a fine example of Gilded Age excess. If it were up to me the Biltmore Estate would include a wing detailing the business practices that amassed the fortune. Grotesque tales of no social safety nets, nor simple safety. 80-hour work-weeks, no pensions or holidays. No health insurance. Just a vast meat grinder of working class men.
A warning too. America's elite have been working feverishly since FDR and his New Deal to bring back the Gilded Age. They'd like nothing more than to grind as many working-class under their boots as possible.
@@tnsoftailrider doesnt the gvmt own it?
Lenard
Did not know the IWW still existed.
Just for the education of others:
A careful reading of the economic research on the “robber barons” leads to a diametrically opposite conclusion to that of the critics who invented the title: the so-called robber barons were neither robbers nor barons. They didn’t rob. Instead, they got their money the old-fashioned way: they earned it. Nor were they barons. The word “baron” is a title of nobility, one typically granted by a king or established by force. But Vanderbilt, Rockefeller, and many of the others referred to as robber barons started their businesses from scratch and were granted no special privileges. Moreover, not only did they earn their money and not only were they not granted privileges, but they also helped consumers and, in one famous case, destroyed a monopoly.
As for your ‘80 hour work week’:
The economy was predominantly agricultural in the nineteenth century. The productivity of labor so low that a) people had to work 70 to 80 hours a week, and b) in many instances, child labor was necessary to keep food on the table. It was not through some piece of legislation, but through technological development (e.g., steam power in the nineteenth century) and factor productivity growth that people were able to work less hours. By the time the FLSA was passed such legislation was unnecessary because the average work hours during the late 1930s and early 1940s was hovering around the desirable length of the work week.
We didn't need a mandate to provide us with a 40-hour work week. Market forces were already doing that for us, and they should continue doing so.
If Hearst Castle, which is no longer a private residence, was included in this list, then the Biltmore Estate in North Carolina should have been included. At around 175k SF, it would be #2 on this list. The family actually still maintains a private apartment in the main house.
"which trumps the White House in size".....LOL I see wut you did there
The first house looks as if he said “ See those stack of books 📚? I want my house to be exactly like that “
4 bedroom house no mortgage and a happy missus - who needs 500 million square metres.
I'm just grateful for a roof over my head. My safe haven to keep the elements at bay and live simply with my bunny.
" the meek shall inherit the earth "
Oh look at Mr Roof and bunny. All I have is a scrap of paper with my dead mother's name on it to remind me that a mother's love was a possibility.
Dawn.
And that was all Hugh Hefner wanted with the Playboy Mansion.
You forgot biltmore estate, the largest house in America, with 175,000 square feet of floor space( 4 acres ), 43 bathrooms, 34 bedrooms, and another 173 rooms used for maids, workers, entertainment, and just because, plus it was also built by one of America’s wealthiest family from the past....the Vanderbilt’s which are famous for the breakers, marble house, and many other mansions scattered across the U.S.
Scittle Skits is that the breakers in Newport?
Mike Parker nope it’s in Asheville, North Carolina
I agree, the Biltmore should be on the list. Only 1.5 hours from Charlotte . 😀
My Paradise mansion will be in Heaven.
Lisa Kay 100 amen!
Lisa Kay 100 5
Lisa Kay 100 amen
Lisa Kay 100 why not both heaven and earth? Lol
my paradise will be on earth
I just want a house with a yard big enough that my dog is proud of me!
U are lying it's just that you don't have the money
I mean, I wanted to say something snarky about the owners of these properties..but somehow the only word I could muster up is simply "DAMN" 😮 lol
thebeausoleilXO
0:50 the way he pronounced "vasthu shastram" had me laughing😂
This just make me think about how people waste their money on gold furniture and there are still people who can't afford regular furniture or not even a house
It's not their fault if anyone can't afford something
Aliyna Willis it's their money....
It's nice to poop on gold I'm sure, but, clumping kitty litter is just as nice, You just have too scoop it up and throw it away Yourself
Yup. Time to bring on the Global Socialist Revolution.
How many Mozarts, Einsteins and Michelangelos have been forced to scrounge through garbage to survive? Human progress has likely been held back by centuries by these obscene examples of conspicuous consumption.
Who the hell needs 100,000 square feet, 200,000, 2 MILLION square feet!? Gold-plate...multiple pools... 200-horse-stable!? How many roads could have been built? How many hospitals? How many schools? How many clean-water taps?
How many years before you people understand how wealth is created?
Love the roll of toilet paper on the floor at 1:46 in 50 Cent's mansion, and the corded telephone by the toilet. Keepin' it real, 50! Way to stay grounded bro ;)
Huge Kitchen! with nothing but bottled water and pop tarts
If these rich people had to take care of these homes all by themselves cleaning and painting and yard work, they would think twice before building something so huge. Such a waste of money its so sad, No one needs that much room to live, Who would want to run around a house like that to make sure all the windows and doors were locked at night??? Or how could you sleep in something that huge and feel safe??? Someone could be in the house and you wouldnt even know unless you have a very expensive home security system and guards 24 hours a day to watch over it!
I in
I in no
Why do you suggest they dont have 24/7 security?
That is so funny coz I've lived in one and hated the way the other side of the house felt like it almost wasn't even there. When outside walls are a mile away it's like, help we're wide open, there's nothing protecting us! :O
Prince Gariago your stupidity is beyond words! Don’t assume you know how the wealthy runs their life! Because it’s too much for your feeble brain to handle!!!
I have no words.
to the OP you made a mistake Chateau Pensmore is not in Montana it is in Missouri. Just wanted to let you know.
Pensmore is a manor under construction in the Ozark Mountains of
Highlandville, Missouri. When completed, the home will be the private
residence of Steven T. Huff and his family.
you may want to change that
Chateau Pensmore is south of Springfield, Missouri....not Montana.
People could go in on these properties together and never even have to see each other.
I ever make it big I'm buying something like this and making a whole wing of the house just for my pet parrots.
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Uli Wölfle???
nice compilation
I'm just working to pay $500 for my monthly rent. And I'm pretty happy with it ☺️
I feel blessed to have a 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car-garage home in SWFL. It totals about 1500 square ft. Roomy for one person. Came close to having to give it up when the bills became nearly more than I could handle. Fortunately, I was able to find a bank to give me a HELOC just in the nick of time.
Where I live $500 a month would afford me a time-shared closet inside a condemned house. For $50 more a month I could work up to a 11pm to 7am slot from the 3pm to 11pm slot.
proof that money cannot buy good taste.
Only in your opinion.
with so many abandoned mansions they should relocate a homeless community and let them fix it up and stay there, many would be happy to mow lawns a place for there pets and gardening, burt Reynolds threw his mansion aside in florida, 5oo people could live there, and raise livestock, which president will give to the poor and homeless. moviestar crumbs will work, burt youre not using it anyway...give it up to the homeless.
the filthy rich are not the pillars of a community. Homeless people are the answer to *what if God was one of us..* the rich and well to do are the real decay of society.
Stop thinking ,"the poor homeless"....people get homeless because they didn't look out for their future. Homeless people are very lazy people as well. They wouldn't clean and maintain the mansions either.
This would never work out.......those who are homeless have no interest in maintaining any residence even if it were their own. The majority of poor people live in squid houses not because they try to maintain them......but because of their mentality.......they simply do not care about the conditions/appearance of where they live. There is a saying.......if a rich person gave his wealth to a group of poor.......within five years, the group would be as poor as before.....and the rich person would again be wealthy. Its mostly a matter of mindset. In my own city, we have entire areas of our county where immigrants (mostly Hispanic) moved in years ago......the area was at that time well kept and neat........a few years after the immigrants moved in, it looked like the worst slum you could ever see in any South American country. These people do not feel comfortable in a clean, well-kept home and community.......it simply does not correspond to their "mindset" of what "home should be.
And who is going to pay for it all?
"Embezzing" and "mind-bogging" are pronounced embezzling and mind-boggling, narrarator guy. Great video compilation!
110k a month to run wtf!!
Paddy Otoole and it is empty.... lol. What a trash pile of waste...
50 cents gonna have to change his name to bank-rupt
Paddy Otoole Bahahaha
i guess 100k for prostitutes
Unlike most Americans I own my house. Its a cardboard box but no bank payments.
well I guess they are doing what Kings and Queens have been doing for centuries...leaving a mark in the world....
Exactly, it's not about needing a giant house, it's about making a statement and stroking the ego.
building my $15,000 tiny home and living off the grid, grow my own food, make my own electricity, wam bam thank you mam!
And when you need healthcare you will be back on the grid, eating food other people produced and using electricity you didn't make. It sure is nice to have civilization as a back-up in case you have a heart attack, need surgery, etc.
I could not live in a house like those,
I couldn't sleep at night I would become physically ill....
COULD NOT EVEN GIVE ME ONE.
I agree
I Could.Handle It With No Problems Its A M-I-N-D SET Nothing PERSONAL
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i wanna pause screen time for family time...POW
to think a king and a queen were guillotined and lost their heads in France for having lived so lavishly in similar mansions!
Wish I could live in one of these places. haha they look fun as hell.
RealRAW I am involved in video production and music editing. ATM I work for a company that converts VHS tapes and other old footage into digital footage.
What about you?
RealRAW If you're implying what I think you're implying, I know some people that do that too down where I'm at. It's not a big deal imo.
How many chairs can you sit in at once?
i've been in the 3rd from the last house but its not finished yet
This dude.
(Hombry) Hills? HOLMBY
(Heartz) Castle? HEARST.
Oh well it simply adds to the Tabloid skeeviness of the whole thing
Yeah I caught that too...He pronounced Holmby with the proverbial Asian-EngGRISH accent :)
God big houses
Gosh
Pensmore is in Missouri, not Montana...... I live 20 mins away from it... check your facts
Ohh she said burn biiiiiich!! Booya!
Pensmore is not located near Springfield Montana. It is located in the Ozarks near Springfield Missouri.
#5 - Pensmore Mansion, is outside of Springfield, Missouri - not Montana.
Some of these places are just nuts!!!
What a shameful waste of money and land.
I agree, but the rich man has he's heaven on earth, that is a high price to pay, for the short time on earth.
I don't begrudge them at all. It's their money and their right to do what they want with it.
I'd be content with a $2-5 million house
sevan grigoryan that's a shack in California.
We get it Lisa, you're poor and have been a failure at everything you've ever done. But there's no need to hate on those of us who actually made something or four lives.
If anything is shameful, it's your attitude towards that which you could never attain.
big but some are downright ugly, especially that place in india.
I'm content in my cardboard condo a short walk from the best dumpster diving in the city.
These are homes to showcase your STATUS, plain and simple.. None of them looked cozy, and comfortable.. Just to lock up, at night and feel secure would be scary.. I would never be comfortable in one of those homes.. Never!
I agree. Granted, it would be cool at first. But I would eventually hate the excessive space and probably hole up in the smallest room to experience the 'cozy' feeling you mention.
Joe Knows, I suggest you get out of here if you do not like the video.
There are enough rich bugs in this country alone to pay off the national debt, and buy farms for these immigrants, so they could eventually support themselves, an d take care of our own poor. They wouldn't feed Christ and his angels if they were starving!
StOrm You are so pathetic and spoken like a True Peasant!!!
tes ting another jealous sour grapes!!!
nice beautiful houses, but if you wake up and fancy a nice cool glass of lemonade you will have one hell of a bloody walk to the fridge
PENSMORE (Chateau Pensmore in the video) is located in MISSOURI not Montana!
Rich people 0-2 kids Big House 100beds 1,000bath Poor people 1 efficiency closet 9kids, don't be mad, we're here to play temporarily before we die
Pensmore Castle is south of Springfield Missouri not Montana.
Great!!! Thanks
Steven t Huff mansion is south of Springfield Missouri, not Montana. You can see it from Highway 65 near Branson
The egos of the people who own these homes are a hundred times bigger than the homes.
You are an idiot! You talk like you know these people!?!
I grew up in a town that has a mixture of income levels. We had only one high school, so of course, there was pressure to fit in. I use to wish that I could be like those that lived in the big houses. Now that I'm older, me personally, I'm renting a two-bedroom, and it's not enough space for me, but I don't think I desire anything that large, but I have definitely, outgrown my two-bedroom.
Where’s Biltmore home in Asheville N.C. in the listing?
Dude, you're mispronouncing all kinds of names for these places.
bunches and bunches.
I know you posted that two years ago, but I just watched this and thought, WTF did he just say? If you’re going to make a video on something have the courtesy to learn their name first.
These aren't houses. They are edifices only erected to constantly validate the definition of opulence. The average person gets a lot more joy, pride and fulfillment out of his 3 bedroom family home than they do out of these. Ask any billionaire who builds one of these simply because they can, they will tell you. So who is actually richer for the experience.
Ardel Biggings Solo True, I'm good!
rich people aren't the average person
No english
I wouldn't want something that massive, but a modest 3 bedrooms? Speak for yourself, homie!
Ill take 6 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, a pool, and underground parking. Thankyouverymuch
well have fun living next to immigrants in joyful poverty
1500 Square feet for a family of 4 and we love it!
#5 Chateau Pensmore is not in Montana. MO is Missouri not Montana. So it is south of Springfield Missouri, in Ozark Missouri actually.
Steve Bryan they are hiding the location. It has a huge underground safe haven for top billionaires thats larger than 24 football.fields. Grand scale of your money lost is in excessive of 100 trillion to the fuckers.
Highlandville, actually.
How you got on a Christmas instrumental in the background😂😅
Pensmore Mansion is not located in Springfield Montana. Its located in Springfield Missouri. I was just by the home the other day!
I happy being in my four bedroom's. House not big or small no rent or mortgage
The Pensmore Mansion was not built where you said it was build outside Springfield, Mo. more towards Branson, Mo.
The people who built these houses wasted so much money searching for something money can't buy... I bet they're miserable even now.
yup, id go through my huge mansion and still be the same weak mortal human ive been before
There are rich people in this world then their are those with wealth.
Chris Freely movie.tagalog
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Chris Freely that is so true there are rich people and then there's us who are the wealthiest in the world Jacob Meyer de Rothschild
Andrew Carnegie, once the richest man in the world, said that if he died rich he'd consider himself a failure, so he gave most of his wealth to charities and local governments to build better schools, hire teachers and construct & fill libraries. And I think he built a concert hall in New York City & endowed it with enough to maintain a staff & pay artists to perform there so the ticket prices wouldn't be expensive.
Biltmore House (on Biltmore Estate) is 3.65 times larger than the home listed at #10.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biltmore_Estate
It's still owned by George Vanderbilt's descendants and is the largest privately-owned home in the United States.
Tbh you wouldn’t know who is in your house with all those rooms.
Imagine waking up to see some demonic girl in your house.
It is Springfield, Missouri, NOT Montana. FYI, there is no Springfield, Montana.
Just an observation since I live about 20 minutes from Pensmore Mansion it’s in Missouri not Montana..
Hala ranch is probably my favourite out off all of them
Who cares we all live in a house with a roof there's no point we are all going to die
Who need this kind of House when you only have one Child? Always in business meeting? Office work? 😢
Pathetic sour grapes you are!
How could you not mention The Biltmore Estate
Pensmore mansion is located by Springfield Missouri, not Springfield Montana. I live near it and it’s amazing.
🤭 Penmore is in 🤔Springfield, Missouri..... Missouri not Montana....lol ,I know, to eir is human 😁 Lord knows I mess up to sometimes😊 it's ok, I'll still watch your videos 👍 all kidding aside, God Bless & good video
Quality images 👌🏻
FYI. you might want to fix #5. it's not in Montana, it's in Missouri.
Wow nice content..
Live a nice life,heaven on earth
Beautiful luxury mansionhi🏰🏰🏰🏰🖒🖒🙌😎
"The One" : Hold my dance floor
2 million sqft. That shits crazy. That's all those houses put together times 2.
somepeople don't have the houses to lived
"Complete with stripper poles", in dead kkkkkk
#5 is actually south of Springfield Missouri
Crazy 🙌🏽
You got #5 wrong. It is in Missouri (MO) not Montana (MT).
All mega mansions open for whoever needs a place to sleep
Rich People: Big houses yey
Me: happy to have my cardboard box
Loser.
@@TonyFisherPuzzles jerk.
@@whiteowl4097 fuck off bitch
Cardboard box!? I would dream of having a cardboard box. I would dream except that I can't sleep more than five minutes at a stretch under the garbage I'm forced to sleep. My 80-hour-a-week job doesn't even afford me a tarp.
Lenard Segnitz pathetic idiot. At least you’re working though. You should have taken school more seriously and not fucked off.
Antilla is just bizarre, but ide love to tour it
These people can end hunger and poverty for entire nations yet build these atrocities!!!
They can have them - I would be happy with 6 Thousand Sq Ft home Pool 4 car Garage + guest home - on 3 acres- That’s me💕👏in Florida
Anyone interested in buying this inexpensive home for me .lol💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕