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Every city--and culture--has people who look flashy above their means. In Dallas, the stereotype is called called $30,000 Millionaires[1] and every car dealer
by techsupporter 14y ago
Every city--and culture--has people who look flashy above their means. In Dallas, the stereotype is called called $30,000 Millionaires[1] and every car dealer can spot one from a mile off. Working for one can be a miserable experience or it can be a great way to expand your own wings. In my experience, the jet-setter likes "groupies" who appear to raise his own stature. Use this to your advantage to accompany him or her on these trips, then do your own networking either for yourself or for your company. Investing: if you don't have the resources, leverage someone else's.
1 - http://www.dallasobserver.com/2007-11-29/news/douchebags-in-the-mist/ http://www.dallasobserver.com/2007-11-29/news/douchebags-in-...
- lotharbot 14y ago"People who are actually from Gangnam never proclaim that they are—it's only the posers and wannabes that put on these airs and say that they are "Gangnam Style"—so this song is actually poking fun at those kinds of people who are trying very hard to be something that they're not." —PSY (via http://travel.cnn.com/seoul/play/interview-psy-gangnam-style-posers-and-hysterical-little-boy-285626 http://travel.cnn.com/seoul/play/interview-psy-gangnam-style... ) You're completely right. Every culture has this, and such people can be either dangerous or profitable -- depending on whether they're wasting your money, or spending their money in ways that benefit you.
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