If you're not rich or you didn't attend an ivy league university, your opinion is worthless.

@GuyWithOpinions so many with generations of money are focused on showing off their wealth by buying certain types of homes, status cars, fancy clothes etc to the point that they get themselves into deep debts by doing this. I knew a lady who used to clean their mansions on the other side of this city. She said they would have yard sales a couple times a year selling their worn clothing (some looked like it was completely worn out) with the brand names and wanting several dollars for each item….so they could buy groceries for the house….yikes what a lifestyle to be so pinched for money after getting into debt that you have to do that for grocery money. And the snobbery with the young people in public schools is horrible, those kids bragging about their shoes and whatever buying them as soon as they come out in the malls but at the same time they are mean. My daughter was complaining one time and I told her if they were that mean it was a sign that they weren’t happy, maybe their home life was horrible or something. She got quiet and started telling me stuff making me think it was true. They’d save up their lunch money & buy drugs with it.

@cherokeepatti you cant buy happiness you create it. You learn lesson from living life.

@GuyWithOpinions yes instead of focusing on material possessions they should focus on experiences with the family but that wouldn’t bring them so much “status” with their neighbors.