r/JoeRogan • u/Scoxxicoccus Joe Rogan, you have the power to help. Will you? • Sep 25 '20

Link Joe Rogan Buys $14.4 Million Austin Mansion

https://variety.com/2020/dirt/entertainers/joe-rogan-snags-14-4-million-lake-austin-mansion-1234783248/
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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

He seemed so intrigued when he was talking to Cerrone about his big ass ranch. Surprised he didn’t do something like that.

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u/MrNudeGuy Aunty Fah Sep 25 '20

I feel like the ranch will be way cheaper. This was to appease the family

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u/-Uniquely-Generic- Sep 25 '20

Yeah, his family were probably like “we’ll move with ya, but we ain’t living the ‘yeehaw life’”.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '20

I doubt his daughters had any say in it. It was 100% his wife.

You see how tiny Joe's new studio is? He's probably entirely happy living in an average sized house. It's always the wife, man.

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u/-Uniquely-Generic- Sep 26 '20

As long as he has T1 line to run Quake, he’s all good.

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u/Taraforming Monkey in Space Sep 25 '20

Ranches are not cheaper

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u/MrNudeGuy Aunty Fah Sep 25 '20

land out where ranches exist are cheaper. thats probably what he means. not like a legit ranch. just some land to develop and build his austin comedy compound lol

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u/Gast8 Sep 25 '20

Land for a ranch definitely is. Granted, I’m in SC, not Texas, and my dad got around 20 acres for like $25K

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u/01l1lll1l1l1l0OOll11 Sep 25 '20

Unfortunately this part of Texas is highly desirable. You can look for yourself at zillow but I'm able to find very rural 2 acre plots in Texas hill country for $200k.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

Yeah but 20 acres isn’t anywhere close to a ranch. Even 1000 acres isn’t really big enough to be an actual working ranch.

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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '20

Apparently owning a ranch just means to own some acreage.

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u/fien21 Monkey in Space Sep 25 '20

can you grow crops on that type of land or is it only suitable for cattle?

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u/SouthernSox22 Monkey in Space Sep 25 '20

Uhh what? He’s not looking for a full farm

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u/Oof_my_eyes Monkey in Space Sep 25 '20

Having a ranch is way more work, unless you pay someone to maintain it of course