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I think it's more appropriate to say that if the individual can have a $150,000 car at no cost, why on Earth would he/she give a shit what you think of him? I'd

I think it's more appropriate to say that if the individual can have a $150,000 car at no cost, why on Earth would he/she give a shit what you think of him? I'd take the car and wouldn't hear your opinions of me or it over the engine.

lawnchair_larry 11y ago
Precisely what happens. And therein lies the problem.
- FussyZeus 11y ago
  I'm missing the part where this is a problem.
  - oolongCat 11y ago
    He doesn't have one.
UVB-76 11y ago
It can be more nuanced than that. Some of these "rich kids" are brought up in an environment, or culture, where they simply don't expect ostenentatious displays of wealth (even by those who have apparently not earned the wealth themselves) to be met with these responses. In any case, I think it's important to emphasize the individual has a choice. No one is forcing these people to flaunt their wealth.
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