"The California garage today, our of necessity, requires that you move the cars out and the tools in. To a point I enjoy working in the garage, but I'd rather be doing something else."

How does this garage reflect the tendency toward materialism in suburban culture?

As a suburbanite, this man could probably afford to buy deck chairs rather than make them. So why has he chosen to spend his leisure time involved in this pursuit?

This man, seemingly living the good life in suburbia, ironically indicated that he'd rather be doing something else. What does this say about unfulfilled expectations? Are life's dreams ever as wonderful wonce they are fulfilled?