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"Well, you did say that you were just looking for something to get you started on the property ladder."

"Enough with how great the public schools are. Just tell us – is there a Trader Joe’s nearby?"

"The amnio's fine, the sex is male, and the name is Wade."

'How's the water skiing?'

"Store policy is that I need a note from your wife."

The Day Dreamer.

"I spent hundreds of dollars on a course for entrepreneurs then found out the fire in my belly was acid reflux."

"Today on Escape to the Country Emily & Oliver are looking for that special little property in the Cotswolds. So what exactly's going to tick all their boxes?"

Working from Home.

'I see a carefree lifestyle by a quiet lake. No, wait, my mistake - looks like I called up the real estate section.'

'I seem to be on the range but 'home' is proving illusive.'

House hunting is cruel.

Turtle Home

'It is a huge property, originally built by a Condor: Perfect for a large family...'

"Central heat. Pretty posh."

"This looks intersting. Three bedrooms, two and a half scratching posts..."

I wanted to holiday at home...But in Spain.

Affordable housing - Mum and Dads.

'And, as you can see, it is the perfect place to start a big family...'

New Homes

"Did you pack the Vermont maple syrup?"

"I like this one, it looks lived in."

"To be honest, we were thinking of something like a Cape Cod."

"I'll take anything that connects to the internet."

Man with head in ground: 'I'm not burying my head in the sand, I'm doing the coal mining search myself.'

'At least this means we won't need a coal mining search.'

'Oh, it's perfect, George! And it has termites, too!'

"You're going to love the 360 degree views with this one."

False starts.

"Oh, it's called a fireplace. I'm not sure what fire is, but look how cozy."

How Will You Spend Your Extra $5 an Hour?

'My website? Oh, it was a bit of a one hit wonder.'

Your dream home

'The good news is it's not mice.'

'Sorry, Mr. Reed. We thought we had a great new house-moving technique until the wind shifted.'