Sheesh, overreact much? It should be clear that they’re just trying to make sure everyone realizes that it’s not a good time to make home improvements on your imaginary home.
I think perhaps they’re trying to differentiate home improvements on the home you’re in right now from the home you fucked up beyond repair with your last attempt at home “improvement.” Because let’s face it, that one’s a write-off.
Hey, times are hard. Normally these people’d be making improvements on their vacation home or even their second vacation get-away or their investment rental properties. :rolleyes:
Or maybe the company was seeking to differentiate a typical, suburban home improvement project from, say, a complete, basement-to-roof urban rehab.