People are spending more on their garages these days than they are on the living quarters of their homes, according to Forbes magazine. Clark has a relative who bought a house with a 14-car garage. He didn’t have 14 cars, but that’s what it had in it. On each end of the house there were three garage doors that allowed you to pull through and park a total of 14 cars. Clark called it the “Taj Garage.” But it turns out that Clark’s relative was ahead of his time. People are paying for air-conditioned or temperature controlled garages, windowless garages that protect their cars from sun damage and garages with elaborate sound systems. Do we worship our cars that much? Where are our priorities?