Distended

The food supply is bad in America, but the wealthy are worse. A captivating and thought-provoking tale that delves into the lives of Homesteaders navigating the fallout of losing their city jobs and facing the relentless onslaught of the commercial real estate market. In the face of adversity, they rise to the challenge, transforming reclaimed lands into thriving, sustainable townships with organic provisions. The book skillfully explores the clash between the once-privileged wealthy and the resourceful Homesteaders, shedding light on the unsustainable and misguided lifestyles of the affluent. As the story unfolds, readers are treated to a refreshing perspective on wealth creation and the true essence of prosperity. With its engaging narrative and eye-opening insights, "Distended" is a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration and a new lens through which to view modern society.  Homesteaders across rural America, banished from their city jobs, disrupt the wealthy as they are slaughtered by the commercial real estate market massacre.  Homesteaders augment the real estate into highly desirable city townships, complete with organic provisions, and show the once affluent how wealth is really made, exposing how unsustainable and misguided the wealthy had been living.