> And then in this kitchen some really funny ancient oven and toaster stuff.
Sounds like an AGA [1], they are still a consumer culture signal even if they don't look it to an outsider.
Sounds like an AGA [1], they are still a consumer culture signal even if they don't look it to an outsider.
If the AGA is new (within the last decade or two), those people spent tens of thousands of dollars on a freaking oven. That's more than most people would spend on an entire kitchen remodel.
If the AGA is not new (from before 1990 or so), it's horrendously energy inefficient. A modern sub-$1,000 oven would pay for itself in energy savings in no time.