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My cynical view is that if you put not nice people into nice places, you make the places not nice, not the other way around. 99% of the time.

• jameshart 5y ago
  It seems weird to use ‘having a lot of money’ as a proxy measure for how nice someone is likely to be though?
  • twobitshifter 5y ago
    This is covered well in Parasite. There are degrees of “niceness”, some of which are enabled when money is no object and you don’t have someone taking a piss on your house.
  • Neil44 5y ago
    You’re right, maybe stable, tidy and can afford a lawnmower would be a better pidgeon hole than ‘nice’ :)