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Originally Posted by eweissenbach

I have belonged to a couple of country clubs over the years. Usually a bit stuffy and exclusionary and sometimes even downright snobish. Next time you go to Palmer or Glenview for lunch, Lopez or Havana for dinner, Hacienda for brunch, play golf at Mallory or Cane, or go to the Polo Grounds for a match - look around - though you can't tell the difference, and furthermore, don't care, there are Villagers there who live in Premier Homes worth $1 million plus, and others who live in manufactured homes worth less than $100K. There are retired doctors and physicists, and lawyers, and truckers, and nurses, and teachers, and construction workers, and bus drivers, and every other occupation you can imagine and they are all enjoying the same lifestyle. I just think about things like this when I read about people enjoying TV, and think wow, this is magical.

That is exactly what we think, too. I don't know of any other place in the U.S. that has this much diversity.....and that is so harmonious, too.