I like that this person is not judging, merely describing their observations. Often I don't think wealthy people are aware how poor people interpret their actio

I like that this person is not judging, merely describing their observations. Often I don't think wealthy people are aware how poor people interpret their actions, and I'm not arguing that they are required to either. I've somewhat seen both sides of this, and I think it's beneficial for both sides to understand where the other is coming from.. It'll make a poor person feel better knowing that the behaviour they saw was not intended to demonstrate anything, that this rich person is just unaware that what they did could be perceived like whatever. It'll also make a wealthy person understand averse reactions better, and avoid them, to understand how those who have less can interpret their actions.