Benefit of being wealthy is never needing to be tied to one place. You can have homes all over the world if you like, choosing to live in whatever locale at any time on a whim. I myself have got a couple homes, here in L.A. I have a nice apartment. It’s mostly bare with just the essentials. No furniture aside from a couch and a bed. It’s sort of representative of the nature of the job, y’know. I’ve been in LA for a number of years now but I’m still not “tied down” as it were. It’s my work home, just the place I go to eat and sleep in between practice and games. Another of my homes is located in Yanagawa, Japan. After having recently transferred nationalities I felt it necessary to take up a more permanent residence in my adopted homeland. It’s a nice 4-bedroom, two story house in a nice quiet part of Southern Japan. Finally, my last home and the place I did most of my real “living” until my recent transfer is a relatively quaint (for my salary) two story home in a small gated community in Katy, Texas. The house itself is unremarkable, it’s got all the trappings of a copy and paste six figure suburban home, beige walls and carpet, pale bricking and off-white wood panelling in some areas. The charm for me comes not from the domicile itself, but rather from the area surrounding. Katy is a great community, even despite the cookie-cutter sheen in most places. It’s got an air of manufactured suburbia but also this...quaint quality that makes me feel cozy.