This is very much a problem of their own creation it seems. Twice failed to identify where water would come from and built anyway.
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It was supposed to be a golfer’s paradise.
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As my water service collects a massive mountain of debt
I take a look at the golf course and realize there's nothing left.
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Huh. It's almost like you can't use finite resources as if they're cheap and infinite forever. Fuck golf courses.
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Good.
Let it disappear, that abomination isn't supposed to exist in the first place
Someone help me out. Do rich golfers care about me?
originally the developers subsidized the water bills to entice buyers
There’s the bullshit right there. It was always stupid expensive to get water there, but the developers made it seem more reasonable and we can be pretty sure buried that detail deep in contracts. Shady sales tactic to obfuscate the eventual costs in order to offload assets that shouldn’t have been built in the first place.
Sure “buyer beware” and all, but I have more rage for the builder than the people that got duped and are now stretched beyond their budget.
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It's literally called Diablo Grande. Do you think water is supposed to go there?!
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What is wrong with building towns in the desert?
I'm sorry, did someone build a bougie suburb on the desert without thinking twice about the environment 
Maybe this is what Trump was thinking about when “they won’t let water go to California”.
Was there an article, or did you just want to stunt on people?
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