The one in the article is a greedy peasant, who i suspect is a liar, they dont go to the stores to buy bread, they send the help to do it.
Rich people who still "wipe" haven't discovered bidets or bidet seats I guess.
We don't wipe anymore, just "blot" -
And if you were 99, you'd probably be considered rich too.
Tough to be 65 with only 1m.
To me it's interesting to understand other people's perspective on what wealth is.
There are now over 2300 readers' comments to the NYTimes article that I linked which is more than the respondents used in the CNN-reported survey article linked by the OP. While I only read some of the comments, I found them interesting in how readers commented on wealth. I think some of them have no clue about economics, how not to pay taxes, how to budget, and just how to deal with money -- both when they have it and when they don't have it.
Did anybody else get a sense of mankind (or at least NYTimes readers) from those comments? What did you think?
I think some of them have no clue about economics, how not to pay taxes, how to budget, and just how to deal with money -- both when they have it and when they don't have it.
Did anybody else get a sense of mankind (or at least NYTimes readers) from those comments? What did you think?
Someone has more than me, so it MUST be from them "gaming the system", or "unethical behavior".
Most of us have seen the memes about the first paycheck: https://pics.me.me/congratulations-to-my-brother-on-his-first-paycheck-and-his-24347746.png
There are now over 2300 readers' comments to the NYTimes article that I linked which is more than the respondents used in the CNN-reported survey article linked by the OP. While I only read some of the comments, I found them interesting in how readers commented on wealth. I think some of them have no clue about economics, how not to pay taxes, how to budget, and just how to deal with money -- both when they have it and when they don't have it.
Did anybody else get a sense of mankind (or at least NYTimes readers) from those comments? What did you think?
If I could buy whatever I want right now, I would buy an annuity that gives off several million dollars a year....