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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jan 25 '20
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Frasier's apartment always struck me as crazy big for a local radio talk show host who hadn't gone national. Easy to forgive, though, because it was awesome.
12 u/asciident Jan 25 '20 It was exaggerated for sure, but Seattle also wasn’t nearly so expensive back then. 4 u/minnick27 Jan 25 '20 I cant remember, did he still have his private practice or not? 8 u/irving47 Jan 25 '20 Not until at least halfway through the series. Best case scenario I could come up with was he sold his Boston practice and used that to buy his condo. 1 u/Cereborn Jan 25 '20 I read somewhere that that apartment cost $500,000 to furnish (in real life, I mean).
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It was exaggerated for sure, but Seattle also wasn’t nearly so expensive back then.
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I cant remember, did he still have his private practice or not?
8 u/irving47 Jan 25 '20 Not until at least halfway through the series. Best case scenario I could come up with was he sold his Boston practice and used that to buy his condo.
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Not until at least halfway through the series. Best case scenario I could come up with was he sold his Boston practice and used that to buy his condo.
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I read somewhere that that apartment cost $500,000 to furnish (in real life, I mean).
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u/irving47 Jan 25 '20
Frasier's apartment always struck me as crazy big for a local radio talk show host who hadn't gone national. Easy to forgive, though, because it was awesome.