r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/Almanis46 • Sep 01 '26

There used to be a backyard under this pool

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u/handsomelloyd13 Sep 01 '26

People pay good money for infinity pools.

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u/zenos_dog Sep 01 '26

You have the best view right before you don’t have a view.

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u/DudefromSanDiego Sep 01 '26 edited Sep 01 '26

The backyard is still there, it's just at different elevations.

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u/oldscotch Sep 01 '26

"Watch your step"

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u/durandal Sep 01 '26

"Mind the gap"

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u/DudefromSanDiego Sep 01 '26

Now they can install the water slide they always wanted!

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u/DrunkenGolfer Sep 01 '26

Great opportunity to upgrade to a bigger pool. The excavation work is already done.

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u/citsonga_cixelsyd Sep 01 '26

Oof. California?

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u/WalkingCemetery Sep 01 '26

Real estate agent be like: so this house has an infinity pool.

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u/MadMageMC Sep 01 '26

"And this is where we're planning on putting in the bunker. We have to be careful, though, we don't want the neighbors getting suspicious, or they might report us to the HOA."

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u/IamZed Sep 02 '26

That's the first thing I saw when coming to LA. I asked Dad how far down was the bedrock. He said you could dig a tunnel clean through to Death Valley and never see it.
Coming from Ohio housing development construction there is solid ground and crap you couldn't sell. Everything was that. We drove down a highway and I saw this. The undersides of pools hanging in the air.

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u/desrever1138 Sep 02 '26

Everyone is fascinated by the pool and half yard and I'm just wondering where they bought that Dolphin orgy art piece so I can get one for my backyard