She'd obviously be more at home in a marble mansion with a pool. What the hell was she doing with that old Weatherby ranch house? That wouldn't last long. "Exotic chickens, my ass," Walt muttered to himself as he shut down the computer and headed for bed.
In the story, a character reflects on the incongruity of a woman living in an old ranch house, suggesting that she seems more suited to a luxurious lifestyle in a mansion with upscale amenities like a pool. This observation hints at a sense of superiority regarding her current living situation, indicating that her presence on the ranch feels temporary or out of place.
The character, Walt, expresses his skepticism about the situation by muttering to himself as he prepares for bed. His thoughts reveal a dismissive attitude towards the notion of “exotic chickens,” implying that he doubts the authenticity or practicality of the woman’s life and choices on the ranch.
