As Sam made the drive that afternoon, he was struck as he often was by how much open land still remained on both sides of the highway. If anybody had asked him twenty years earlier, he would have said that it would all be covered with strip malls and housing developments by now. Some of the old ranching families that owned vast stretches of land had been reluctant to sell it all off, so there were still areas of rolling hills that didn’t look much different than they had fifty or even a hundred years earlier. It was only a matter of time, though, Sam thought. Already, if you knew where to look among those hills, you could spot large tracts of big, ostentatious houses jammed together on tiny lots, the sort of overblown McMansions that few people could afford these days. Yet for some reason, developers continued to build them. There was nothing in between anymore, as far as housing was concerned. People lived either in apartments or mobile homes, or in those big, fancy places where they could barely make the mortgage payments and were always in danger of losing their home.
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