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I respectfully disagree and since you mentioned Johnny Depp I think he is a perfect example to support my point of view. The trial gave us a unique view into th
by weinzierl 3y ago
I respectfully disagree and since you mentioned Johnny Depp I think he is a perfect example to support my point of view. The trial gave us a unique view into the life of mega famous people like him. Johnny Depp is rich enough to surround himself with friends and loyal people. He is rich enough to own sufficient real estate to have his entourage always near him. He can afford to have a social life in his microcosmos without ever dealing with the outside world.
Maybe this is not as good a life as all of us nobodies can have but I'm convinced it's a million times better than that of B-list celebrities who can neither have a social life in the real world nor afford to build their own world.
- jjeaff 3y agoI guess that depends on your definition of b-list celebrities. For me, b-list would include people like Bill Maher or Andy Samberg. Both of which I have seen out in public and no one bothered them beyond the occasional "hi". Both certainly have more money than they could ever spend. But even if you consider them A listers, even definitely B list celebrities like real housewives have usually amassed millions in assets.