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As a private chef for super wealthy people, can confirm it's common to sit with the family you just cooked for. It's usually their guests that treat you like "the help". My bosses are sweetpeas, tho.
How are they wealthy and what do they invest in. I need to know their mindset lol
@@JF-xm6tu Your best bet is to either:
- Start your own business
- Have a high paying job, save and invest agressively in the stock market or real estate
Both require a bit of luck and a lot of work, the sooner you start the better. That's all anyone will tell you. There's no magic formula.
@@Rubenz343 that’s only to get into the 1%. Chances are, there’s no way to get to the 1% of the 1% unless you’re family is already in it other than being the next Jeff bezos
@@JF-xm6tu basically to get wealthy, other than those very few who just lucked out, you have to take on much higher risks in life and be okay with the potential consequences of that
@@bg357wg what kind of risks my friend
They say money can't buy you happines, and that's true. But money can make a lot of obstacles disappear so you can be happy faster :)
money can buy happiness
@@eddyhoopin precisely
Give me a job that gives more then $10 and I’ll become the happiest person in the world
Money doesn't bring happiness once one reaches the point that one has a home and doesn't go to bed hungry on a daily basis. Money only brings happiness when one is worried about the next meal.
@@werefrogofassyria6609 so it does bring happiness
Well that just proves that "fine art" is just an extreme form of money laundering
How?
@@analogdistortion it's all about transferring thousands if not millions of dollars physically, say you got ten million in illicit money just sitting in front of you, you can't dump it in a bank account, the bank will immediately suspect it's from tax fraud, crime, etc... So you go to an auction, make an anonymous bid for a painting or two, then sell it after a few years, you use the receipts and sales logs to show the bank you've gained the money from selling fine art, job done
@@alanjohnson2698 yeah but your comment was about something in the video that backs this up
Hunter Biden....
It's also the easiest form of tax evasion. Hire a bum from the streets to draw a line on a canvas for a big mac and a beer, hire someone who is in it that can evaluate the piece at ridiculous prices is pretty common.
This is depressing. I’m not poor. My parents both worked hard and paid their way through college, both making six figures eventually. They saved as much as possible and did everything the smart way. We barely shopped and vacations were usually a few days long or only one in years. My sister got a full ride to law school. I got almost all in scholarships. My mom died and her retirement/life insurance was amazing. We have what seems like so much money, yet it doesn’t matter. Houses are still way out of price range. Eating out is very occasional. Decor/clothes shopping never happens. I am very privileged, yet I think we all need to see just how different upper middle class is compared to rich. It’s depressing to think that my mom saved her entire life to give us a better life, and she not only didn’t live to see it, but the money still is hardly enough for her goals.
Money may not buy happiness, but it buys experiences, education, and food. Money is important, and anyone who says it isn’t either knows they don’t/won’t have it or has it and thinks it’s the norm.
Maybe move somewhere with a lower cost of living? I make half of what your parents made, but I could afford to buy my own place and eat out a lot, go on vacation etc. The median American household income is about 60k, so if you are making over that, you should have enough to do most of the things you want in most places.
@@fabsmaster5309 I live in rural Kansas.
Edit: And paying for one person is different than a family of four. A family who makes 60k a year would not be able to afford to go on any vacation they want with their family.
@@itsanoformethanks6277 That is largely true. 50k for one person is enough money. It would actually feel like a lot of money, if you owned the house and had no loans. 200k for a family of 4 would be about the same, just a bit better. 60k for a family of 4? at that point i would be hesitant to drink anything other than water I had stolen from the neighbor, and I would be sure the breaker was opened half the day such that no power was ever accidentally used by the house...
Invest it
You worded this so PERFECTLY!!! Money IS important and only people who don’t want to acknowledge the distance between social classes say otherwise. Also, very sorry for the loss of your mother. 🖤
This is also how many families lost a fortune in less than four generations.
it's more like 2 generations
I always heard three.
I know right. Hereditary money doesn’t last forever, and while you can live in luxury wouldn’t you want your children and grandchildren to enjoy wealth too, instead of them living a standard middle class life paying off college debt because you decided to spend millions of dollars on private boats and year-long vacations?
@@xxskiipsixx7599 either you enjoy it or your children spend it all.
Another reason why you shouldn't be having children in the first place.
It’s still mind boggles me that people can actually afford to do things like that like there are actually people wealthy enough to do stuff like that. I’ve grown up in such a harsh life that spending money on the belt is a lot of money
I think is more of time saving for them......and quality stuff just last longer.
Enrages me to be honest.
Occupy Wall Street should have exploded.
Yet they won't pay anything in taxes
I only have one story that might even remotely fall into this category. I was staying at a 5 star hotel in Singapore and used their laundry service. It was well over $100 USD to do a single load of laundry and this was over 20 years ago. (At today's rate, that load of laundry would have cost me about $250 USD.) At any rate, the clothes are returned to me in just a few hours. They literally are individually packaged in plastic as if they are brand new purchased from the store.
Same here. The one about the super yacht, and how they make reservations at several places, and pay thousands in cancellation fees to the places they decide not to go to... $1000 in my bank account right now would drastically change my life and its being thrown around like its nothing.
1:40 as a former EMT in the usa, I can guarantee you that I would never allow a non sick person in my ambulance. I called the police on one woman who abused 911 and she was taken into custody and we never heard from her again. I also filed a negligent homicide report to the local and State Police in my state and jurisdiction for nursing home that killed one of my patients. I took that stuff pretty seriously. I also chastised the head nurse for a good hour
I don't think you get it. Those Russians own part of the ambulance company, own them outright, or pay good money to the right people. Russia is, first and foremost, a country run by larger individual gangs of gangsters, criminals and oligarchs. It's just the way it is there.
@@workingguy6666 I know. I'm not talking about russia. I'm talking about d******* who abuse ambulance services. If someone wanted to abuse 911 and tried to hijack the ambulance, I would have given them a reason to get a ride in the ambulance.
In my country the ambulance service is part of the universal healthcare no co pay. But the patients need to file in a diagnosis from the doctor after. When its an accident, no problem. When you feel unwell you better first call an emergency doctor and HE calls the ambulance if needed. If you used the ambulance for no reason, you will pay the time of the guys inside and for the distance. It might be that an ambulance was called for an epileptic episode that is already finished when the ambulance arrives, better get yourself driven to the hospital for exam, the health insurance will pay the ambulance then. If you send the ambulance back without using it you might pay yourself after a tarif. Maybe you will be convicted for paying even an extra fee if you are a complete asshole and call the ambulance for a quick trip to the shopping mall - that is considered a crime.
@Kraken I hate to be picky, but Russia under Soviet rule wasn't "Third World". Whilst I'm not denying that conditions in the USSR were horrific, the terms First World and Third World actually come from the Cold War. First World was Western Capitalism, Communism was the Second World and Third World referred to countries outside these designations. Obviously since then these terms have come to have their own meanings as we now know them, but I personally don't think under these definitions you could describe the USSR as a "third world country"
@@joshttee7174 Yep, the ignorant misuse of these terms is extremely common and a pet peeve of mine. America&Friends = 1st World. Russia&Friends = 2nd World. I don't care how big or important or rich any other country is, if you didn't fit into those two categories during the specific time frame the phrase was coined, too bad, 3rd world forever. Can't change history, but good luck. 3rd World does not mean bad, and 1st World does not mean good. America&Friends = 1st World. Russia&Friends = 2nd World. Everyone else = 3rd World. There are three worlds, and the only acceptable opinion to have on the matter is "[YOUR WORLD HERE] is the best because it has [YOUR NAME HERE] in it, so the others must be shite".
This video in a nutshell:
"Yo, i spend more money sleeping than you yearly income"
In 2020, I made an average of 1.5M for every 5 minute trade I made.
I basically worked 2 hours last year.
In 2003, I was making 12k a year.... while being on-call 24/7.
America is the best country in the world.
@@pharma37 Love stories like these but I'm afraid those days will soon be no more :(
Brett I’m assuming you’re talking about trading in the stock market? If so are you trading for yourself or working for a company?
@@huntguy3831 myself.
12 years in the game. Started with $1,500 initial investment, and compounded.
Brett That’s awesome man. That’s exactly what I’m working on right now. How bad was 08-10 and how’d it compare to last year for you? I’m absolutely kicking myself for not throwing a ton of money in last year when everything was down, could’ve made good money as I thankfully never lost my job because of covid.
"I'm not wealthy, but I do ok" -every rich guy I've ever met
This is giving me ideas on how to make money by providing these services
Precisely what I was here for, humans pay for convenience and I don’t mind being a provider.
Same
But you have to be very good and dedicated to that service. They want the best service you can provide
Worse, yet. They want WHAT THEY THINK is the best service ANYONE can provide. And these people usually don't live in reality all too much either.@@faizalf119
There's a concierge service available to them. Set up private rooms at airports, get those freshly baked cookies from Scotland in the morning in time for granny when she's opening her birthday gifts elsewhere in the world, arrange meetings and vacations....
It's unbelievable. They move in their own world.
The hotel one is kinda true. I worked at an exclusive hotel, the kind you couldn't get reservations at unless you were known. We had people's winter, summer and fall attire delivered each season and would flip the decor occasionally. Every morning we would prep the ski gear and help them get their gear on (yes we had a boot fitting service).
Little Nell? If in the US almost certainly
The most disturbing thing about that last entry is that's barely scratching the surface of the twisted things the super wealthy will do.
Regarding the guy delivering fish from Iran: They can, and always have been able to, do that by marking whatever package they are carrying as a "Diplomatic bag". This means the bag cannot be searched or seized for any reason so long as you swear it's for diplomatic purposes. Needless to say it's a bit of an open secret that it's used for smuggling, but unless it's especially egregious, like the time when someone used one such bag to kidnap someone, it's not worth the hassle to press the issue.
The “everyone delivers” thing is absolutely true. Before all the delivery apps, I was a freshman in college and my laptop crashed. I called my mom in tears and not an hour later I got a call from my RA to come to the dorm lobby. My roommate came with me. Brand new laptop was delivered with all the windows/whatever hardware I needed. I just accepted the computer, tipped the guy, and we went back to our dorm. I found out that wasn’t normal from my roommate who was like WTF was that😂 I was so self sufficient and normal to her that she just never realized my parents had money. It was probably also because I didn’t have money. There were a lot of things that my parents could have made happen for me but over the years but there were only a few super important things that were provided by them. Nothing crazy like houses lol. I wish it had been that simple.
My mom is the best honestly. Like she would send edible arrangements and stuff when I moved into new dorms so I could bring it into the common rooms and share it to make new friends
My aunt and uncle in Japan are so wealthy the bank calls them to ask it they need any cash delivered that day. My aunt is very picky that she rather do her own cleaning and grocery shopping. They purchase new cars every other year for their kids and grandchildren. The thing is with all that money they don't travel or have fun. My uncle is very old and doesn't want anyone else to care for him except for my aunt. And she is quite elderly herself. They never really got to enjoy their money because my uncle is stingy and a bit paranoid. Partly due to sister trying to sue him and my male cousin over inheritance. My mom she's glad to be low to middle income in America than be rich in Japan. Her sister is unhappy. They gave my cousins their inheritance early and haven't seen much of them since. And one of my cousin lives in the same house. Granted they all work as nurses
Forget a night nanny. I'm a Dad and my daughter is 7 now, but nobody can ever take the experience away from me of getting up in the middle of the night, on a work night, and rocking my baby to sleep. That was our best bonding moments in her infancy. She's still a Daddy's girl to this day. I feel sorry for these celebrities. Yes that's right, me, a working class nobody feels sorry for multimillionaires and billionaires. Because no matter who you are, after age 25, life just passes you by. So to make all the small moments count and have those unforgettable memories, it's priceless. They care about all this materialistic bs and fraudulent, plastic, sycophantic social relationships that don't mean a thing to me. But my times with my wife and kids, going to eat every once in a while, going to fall events, having family nights, playing Roblox with my daughter, and letting her ride on my shoulders, you'll never take that away from me!
I couldn't have all the different people just in my house like that. Rich people have no privacy.
Me neither. I’m guessing lots of these super wealthy people don’t see their house staff as real people. They’re just things.
ikr.....i can clean my place and wash my own clothes thanks
When your that rich you can tell people to not enter certain spaces and they listen. And the ones that have to clean those spaces keep their mouth shut about whatever they see because its part of being professional in their job and also they don't want their lives ruined by a jaded rich person.
@@nedgirl1361 We just have cleaning crews come in once every two weeks. We do not have staff. We have a very simplified life. My wife loves to cook, so she over-feeds me every night.
We make more than most celebrities. We only have 2 crew for our boat, but they're basically just tenants who live on our boat.
I suppose the amount of staff one has, really just depends how lazy a person is.
@@pharma37 yeah i understand that plenty of rich people keep less people around, some millionaires live just like the rest of us because a. They like/ don't mind it and b. It helps keep everyone from realising their worth.
My point more is speaking as someone who packs people's shopping into crates everyday for a living, i don't really care what people order even if it's personal items. I'm not there to take stock of when people order tampons and condoms and cumbers. I just want them to pay me to put items in a crate so i can live my life. One item in a crates much the same as any other to me. I'm pretty sure that's how any professional cleaners feel about cleaning and etc too. We want to work, get paid, go home.
The classic black guy being followed Trope got me good. LOL what a great spin to that one😂🤣👏🏿
Ikr, I laughed so hard I almost pissed myself.. 🤣😂🤣😂
Time stamp please?
@@supermonxll1418 3:44
@@RobandSijay thanks!
That was hilarious
The cook at our house eats with us. Oh, that's me.
I'm also a Chef and cooked for THE Kennedy family a couple of times. They were totally chill ppl and asked that I sit with them while they ate. Asked me if I wanted any of the food. They are great to their staff and know the difference between someone providing a service and a servant.
I find "old money" and or secure ppl to know this distinction. Ppl that are new to "having money" or do not have true wealth are the worst in this regard. Treat ppl that work for them as less than, like we are dumb and or assume we have NO idea what it is like to live in the high net worth world. Stupid bc these service ppl are in your house, around your kids, valuables, etc more than u. We hear u talk, fight with ur spouse, sometimes see your financial papers when u leave them out by accident. We know a dozen ways to f*ck up ur life a little if u piss us off enough.
Here in germany I have a Mercedes 300+hp with chauffeur.
The bus.
@@hiiambarney4489 And YOUR vehicle can carry a lot more people and luggage than our little Honda. I'm impressed. I'll give you a cold beer . . . but I don't have enough for the 32 friends riding with you.😟
I have a friend who sets up custom christmas trees for rich people he charges $200 for a basic tree and $500 for bigger trees or extremely over the top trees. Says he spends 2 hours per tree and has once done 12 trees for one person.
Wow! That's smart!
Do they provide all their own decorations?
I worked for super high class catering company and we did gigs in homes that had million pound artwork in their kitchens. One bank owner had a van grouch in the kids dining room. And a Banksy near the front door. They were all super nice but their guests are always rude and treat you like trash. I was once given an expensive bottle of wine, I looked it up and it was worth £800
America, where politicians scream that govt funded childcare is too expensive. And you wonder why people don't have kids anymore
So ten at some point we will go through a opposite of a baby-boom.
America is crumbling
I live there and my parentsare tryna move to either the uk or canada
Yes heard people are having kids at a much lower rate due too gov making everything too expensive and jobs that dont pay living wage and no benefits not too mention out of control rental or mortgage prices
@@keketski5430 Canadian here- and if your parents are worried about the state of the US, moving to any Five Eyes country is a bad idea because they're all going in the same direction. Try St. Lucia, Colombia, or certain countries in South East Asia.
Not rich but having someone grocery shop for you. So nice.
I'm very much not rich but online grocery delivery is pretty neat lol
Lol I never go grocery shopping anymore 😂
The ambulance taxi was started here in the US in the 1930s.
Also I remember Oprah Winfrey wanting an Ostrich Skin handbag in Paris. It was shortly before the store closed and the clerk assumed she was poor, so she didn't want to take it down to show it to her.
Anytime I go into a store and noticed that there are no prices posted, I know not to ask, because the answer was always the same, "If you have to ask, you can't afford it!"
Honestly, if I can afford it and nobody will answer my simple question, I won’t be buying it! Lol
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@@katelynbendinsky5080 Exactly. I hate that. Answer my question. I’m buying your things. Even rich people should know how much they’re paying for something.
Idk how true that actually is though. I was watching a video with a celebrity (post malone) and he asked once or twice the price of something and they showed him (away from the camera of course). So even rich people ask sometimes
So it isn't that lucky people get rich because they're lucky, rich people get lucky because they're rich.
both. Nearly all of the rich guys had ONE good idea and were clever enough to make the best out of it.
@@mweskamppp Amazon was the LAST company to try online shopping. It takes an enormous amount of skill, that said, it is all still luck. For every Amazon, there are at least a thousand identical or superior services that just launched a day too early, a day too late
Most of the 1% didn't earn their wealth, it was inherited by someone who did the earning.
Those are the Rich guys. This video is about the RICH rich guys. You can't earn that. Sure Jeff Bozo did that and a hand full of others too. It's almost a 1 in 8 billion statistic then. And even then, I haven't seen one born in conditions like you or me I can safely assume.@@mweskamppp
?? Postmates has been around a couple of years now. It's even available in my Podunk town in NC
This Reddit thread is like a decade old.
NC? New California?
NC gang
@@Coffeeisnecessarynowpepper pain. Agony, even
@@cyberdragonzekrom6790 3eee
28:46 Imagine paying $450 to avoid the hassle that is Comcast customer service.
If i was rich id pay a million just to get comcasts 'serviced' the fuck outta my neighborhood
@@notsans9995 I think with enough money you could pay to have the nearest cable company put fiber wherever you wanted, but only after you gave the city enough money to just go along with the free infrastructure upgrades.
Comparatively tame but good advice - get an umbrella policy as soon as you can. Most are fairly cheap, about $300 per year. You will need to also bump up your car insurance to the max (300k liability) which is also worthwhile. The policies are typically to cover $1M and kick in after any other insurance, which is why they are cheap. In short, if you are sued for something (your fault or not), it doesn't matter much where it happened, you have both 1M worth of protection, AND lawers that want to make sure the least amount possible is paid out and that it is over as fast as possible. Compare that with finding your own lawyers, and of course, their interest is in dragging it out as long as possible to keep you paying for years. There is something to be said for aligned interests and umbrella insurance does just that. Keep in mind also that just because you aren't rich now doesn't mean you can't be sued for your savings, investment and FUTURE wages and income as garnishments. That will ruin your life. Umbrella, worth it.
The guy talking about the privilege at the Credit Union, funny, because my local bank, even when I was in major debt, and accounts empty or negative, gave me that kind of attention, just because I am friendly with his staff, and ask how them and their families are doing.
A lot of privileges wealthy people get, really nice people get too.
I concur.
The art insurance one... Damn
ikr, makin us feel poor
Neat
i mean, it would probably be cheaper than paying for the damaged art
@@Bruno-dv3ym what? I think the kind of art he is talking about is worth millions...... Sending 5-6 guys and a helicopter would cost max 50k..... Probably it's cheaper to send a S. W. A. T like team to retrieve the art than to pay for it
Nah the art insurance one was sick. Imagine setting up some super fortress in the middle of chiraq and just watching mfs try to hit it up just to get confronted by some Seal team 6 ripoff
2:22 - None of that is surprising if you've been following SuperYacht Captain (Tristan Morlock) on his channel for a few months. He mentions all of this and has even done a video of a secret tunnel hidden on his yacht!
This was harder to hear than I thought it would be lol
Crazy rich asians is my only point of reference to this thread 😂
As an Asian, I actually knew some bits. Like rich Asians tend to live in specific area that believed to be lucky and bring more money. For them that area is considered the dragon head. Also some Asians are obsessed with gambling so Taiwan has one of the biggest casino in Asia. Also Malaysia, a Muslim country allowed one area to have casino because they knew it will appease small but rich non muslim community.
One of my favorite movies.
There's always one story in these threads that stand out and make real back in horror.
That last one was definitely a 13 out of 10 on the yikes meter.
Imagine thinking you need a sizeable disposable income to use Postmates 😂
If you use it frequently, it makes sense.
I looked it up and I think the thread is from 8 years ago, so perhaps it wasn't as well known as now?
@@amysomething3370 - Yes, this was when Postmates just launched. Now everyone can use it.
I use doordash daily, spend 12 bucks on me and another 7 or so on tips and fees. I could drive to the place but for me the delivery is worth it and I get someone some cash for the day. Other days I make a few potatoes, throw cheese or whatever and eat the leftovers from lunch.
LOL @ the person that mentioned Postmates 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Geez Louise. The absolute lack of privacy these people have. They surround themselves with servants whose job it is to pry into every personal detail and then cater to them as expensively as possible.
Because they also paid for the best private security. You try to steal from them, their security will hunt you down.
Celebrities? When my baby is born im straight up hiring a night nanny.
I would be so boring as a rich person lol
My job will laugh at anyone suggesting we deliver. The upper management is so rigid, the store manager would be afraid of getting fired for delivering something.
Money talks, guy would have upper management deliver whatever.
After Reading this it kind of made me feel sick, I mean honestly the rich get rich because of the work of others. However they still refuse to pay a valid wage to those workers or provide good health insurance for said employee, Freakin makes me sick.
I mean not necessarily every rich person refuses to pay a decent wage to their employees but yeah I get what you’re saying
You sound like a petty marxist.
People get rich from hard work and luck, building companies, brands and buissness. They do not owe anything to others that isn't dictated by law.
@@ItamarO93 Wait so I sound like a Marxist because I want people to get a fair wage and decent benefit's ? Are you for real that the Employer doesn't owe the Employee?.
@@ujimars5499 No. You sound like a marxist cuz you blame "Rich people" for legislation problems and think all "Rich people" are one and the same, and are at fault for the woes of everybody else.
An employer owes to the employee only what the law and their contract say they owe. Don't like it? find another job.
@@ItamarO93 Who lobby's for that Legislation Though.... And have you ever heard the phrase happy wife, happy life ?? of course you have right ?. That applies to the work force also.
That last one... uhhhhh...
Word. Just do uber
10:57 This sounds like the way whales are treated at a casino. It's free because you're getting your a$$ handed to you at the tables.
The ambulance trick doesn't happen in the US because it's too expensive even for the rich.
Now I wanna get a Centurion AMEX wrap for my regular AMEX and see if anyone ever notices...
I would need a person to plan things for me to do because I wouldn’t know what I could ask for.
Everyone delivers……thanks,Covid-19!
Okay the fine art insurance being swat team and helievac is just good business on the part of the insurance company it's cheaper to pay out for that every now and then than to actually have to pay out if it were damaged or stolen
I earn far more than most college graduates, without the crippling debt. However, I do everything myself and do it manually. I do not want to be as stupid as most wealthy people. I do it all from my own automobile maintenance, upgrades, and repairs, to all of my own home repairs including roofing and foundation repair. I am extremely self-reliant, independent, but mostly free! I do not even have credit cards. I am not an idiot trust fund kid. I earned all my income. I do not switch vehicles every year. I do not buy a house every five years. In fact, I buy everything cash, have only six more years to pay on my mortgage, and have been driving the same automobile since I bought it new in 1996. I simply do not want to be as stupid as the trust fund kids, which are the majority of the wealthy.
Just because rich people use special services doesn't mean they're unreliable for basic lifestyle. Some of them use those services because they can get very busy and don't have time.
@@faizalf119 With the way they maintain their homes, automobiles, and land, they seem completely clueless how to do things their selves. The boss left her BMW to be serviced. We do service employee vehicles as a side benefit to them. The boss's vehicle came in for severe lack of power. The only thing I could find was a clogged air filter and oil that was nearly tar because it was so old. I changed the oil and air filter but the damage was done. The rattling of valves, bad lifters, and worn parts will never go away. I told her her car was on limited time. If someone can not check oil and change an air filter on a vehicle, they are likely completely clueless on many other things. Sadly, she is in charge of the entire maintenence hub. She probably never changed a light bulb in her life but is in charge of us mechanics, technicians, and hydraulic specialists. She must make a tremendous amount of money because I get paid quite handsomely because I am the technician / mechanic that repairs the things all other mechanics, technicians, and specialists can not repair.
@@indridcold8433 you're using only one example. Surely it need bigger bracket to see how the rich taking care of their stuff.
@@faizalf119 If I listed the hundreds of examples I have encountered, I could write an encyclopedia. Get to know a wealthy person. Most are really stupid about real life. They only know how to balance books. Get to know a wealthy person. With as prolific as the stupid rich person is, you will likely find an incompetent one on the first try. But watch your back. The wealthy love to stab you in it, especially to look good in front of their wealthy buddies. You have been warned. The self made are the ones that are not incompetent trust-fund kids. But not all of them. Many forget their roots and become the pencil pusher idiots that only know how to make profit. Remember to watch your back around the rare self made ones as well. They are backstabbers as a hobby.
@@indridcold8433 "get to know a wealthy person"
So you know one rich guy
"most of them...."
So you did admit that you took assumptions about rich people based on one guy/gal.
That last one.... Good grief!! I will never be that desperate for money. That's a sick and twisted fantasy.
It annoys me when people complain about what the rich use their money on (making their life easier, mostly) when that is exactly what most people would do if they came into some money.
It's also annoying to everyone else when rich people get shit for free when they can pay for it
@@satan9487You don't do as much for the economy as they do.
to be frank. he probably does even more. it's sad nobody knows how much tax evasion goes on by people that wouldn't blink twice if 10 million missed in their bank acount over night yet scoff at the idea of giving up 5% of their yearly income to end national debt within 10 years@@agreatmannamedlieu
"There is only one thing that money can't buy, and that is poverty." - Jack Benny
Casinos- hold my beer
No. Money does buy poverty. It funds poverty too.
The cook probably has to stay and eat with you to prove the food is safe to eat.
Oh yeah. Good point.
So basically the rich dont have to acctually be acountable for anything because $$
The concept even has a name... affluenza.
The rich are starting to look delicious🤪🤤🙀
Eat the rich?
Ha!
How old is this thread though?? Postmates being a high end service sounds like almost a decade ago
10:56 "Free for those who can affordit, very expensive for those who can't"
because they are using you to publicize their own event
A dark side of one of the services that rich people know of is human kidney purchasing. When one of the rich family members has a rare illness that requires an organ transplant (usually kidney), rather than being put on a waiting list, they will purchase it from a broker off the black market, oftentimes from the Philippines or India. The people the brokers get them from are usually incredibly underpaid (usually only a few thousand dollars).
Edit: Don't ask me how I know this
My Ex's relatives in Croatia got a new Liver for an Elderly family (her grandma) member that ate the wrong mushroom once (She picked them herself, as she always did but this time made a mistake apparently) within a day.
She was well over 80 and only died a few month afterwards. There is just no way that you get a fitting liver for an old patient within a day. That was 100% Mafia tie in.
Half of these start with *”I’m not rich, but...”*
WOW! So, employee theft on a GRAND SCALE would probably go without notice.
If the cook does't stay and eat the food how do you know he did'nt pioson it?
Lmao somebody thought that " common man" has never been in a box seat at a.sporting event
From what I've seen, rich value simplicity and saving time over things and possessions. For example, buying two identical cars with identical specifications from nearest dealership. Instructs them to deliver the other to Italy, so when he visits his second home there, he doesn't have to learn how to use a different infotainment etc on a rental. Of course registration, insurance, services at local dealership are also handled by someone else. Not even that expensive cars, like BMW 3-series or something.
Also doesn't know anything about servicing or maintaining: dealership picks up the car for annual service from his home, leaves replacement car, and brings his car back when it's ready. Car is always perfectly clean and detailed, and I doubt he knows how to even use a self-service car wash. Same with changing winter tyres or whatever, it all just happens like clockwork.
And what about when you want to host a party? Just tell your event host who you want to invite and a general idea what activities you want. House is rearranged for entertaining, food is prepared according to everyones diets and allergies, fireworks starts at the perfect moment... And you can just enjoy the evening without even knowing what's going on in the background.
Wow so SO much money wasted yet they claim poor people waste money more than rich people do…bull shit!
This list just proves if all of the poor i.e. not apart of the super rich were all to suddenly vanish, the super rich would die of exposure 20 minutes later and they never left their house because without the poor there to quite literally hold up their ass for them, they don’t know how to do anything and money along without anyone to mindlessly throw at can’t do anything for them…ahhh it just makes me laugh.
rich people waste their own money. poor people waste taxpayer money. lol
@@msairs How-? I pay taxes and all I see it going towards is shit sub-contracted companies to be bumfucks and the government pockets the rest.
Not tryna suck up to them, but for a good amount of them, they earned their money through shit people like you would never even dream of doing.
Pretty sure most people like Jeff Bezos would be fine living in middle class conditions, because they have multiple times before.
Bezos dad was a south american immigrant before coming to the US. He worked his ass off to work as a quant in a banking firm, and almost went broke tryna steer his book company through the dot com bubble.
He got a 250k loan from his parents and shit to start off his bussiness. For alot of people, they wouldv spent that money on some insanely stupid shit, or made some dumbass bussiness like a coffee shop.
In old times the holder eh Steward of the royal chamber pot was a very much looked after position. It seems those times are coming back or have never been really gone.
Most rich people I’ve met are very hard workers who would have no trouble going back to a middle-class lifestyle. The difference between them and the average worker is they are able to work hard mentally as well as physically, and they are willing to do it for years. It’s one thing to put in a 10-hour shift to keep your job. It’s another thing to put your entire life savings on the line and work 80 hour weeks coding or selling for months on end without any promise of a reward because you have an idea that you think could make you some money. That or go hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt while going to school for 10 years to become a doctor that works 60-80 hour weeks even after graduating and doing a residency. It’s not easy and takes a lot of mental stamina and forward thinking which is why most people don’t do it, and most people aren’t wealthy. It’s not because we are more noble than them.
Cute how the guy with a networth of 1 million elaborately answered to the perks of the super rich haha (also, an accountant doesn't seem all that luxurious).
As someone who’s family is by no means rich but grew up in a rich area, I can say with full confidence that the guy with a 1 mil net worth is friends with people with hundreds of millions of dollar networths.
@@toomanyopinions8353 he's speaking solely about himself and the services he utilizes though, so my statement still stands :)
@@hengwin my point is that he may well know about the perks of being super rich, without being so himself
@@toomanyopinions8353 I understood your point the first time around but my point is that he literally spoke solely about *himself* and the services *he* pays for while not exactly falling under the target audience, so what he may or may not know about his neighbours' and friends' spending does not really matter.
A million is nothing anymore you can barely buy a house most places anymore
I’m a student and my pumping is out right now. The Landry services tip was most appreciated.
3:45 is both hilariously funny and incredibly sad at the same time.
Reading these makes me realize why and how people get spoiled. Like the things people do for money jeez
Some of those are just regular features to everyone lol
I think it's adorable that the guy who has almost a million dollars in investments considers himself super rich.
He can always move to country with cheaper living cost and actually become super rich there
Yeah million dollars in Turkey will buy you 20 houses low to mid quality or 10 houses with good quality.
Money can't buy happiness, but it's a nice down payment.
"Define what happiness is to you and I show you where to buy it"
i thought this would be interesting but it's depressing
I wish I could afford to have hot college guys serve me food, they can skip the pee thing though
Being so rich you can use lobster and caviar as bait. X.x
Lobster prices are inflated on purpose.
@@spartangoku7610 still, they are expensive
What does "H******" mean by the way??
But did they catch fish?
Lobsters are used as bait off the coast of Florida alot. You don't have to be rich to do that fishing, a McDonald's worker could afford the trip if they wanted to.
When on holiday in spain i was eating at a place and overheard a guy come in and book the whole restaurant for that evening for his boss so he could have a quiet meal.....thought that was pretty awesome
Lick more boots
2:55 just seems like you have a house elf
4:25 "or get fired" whoever actually does that deserves to be punched in ther face.
1:54 this part really got to me. Theres not caring about how much you spend, and then there's not even having to realize the reality of it. Like the world just automatically bends to your will
my dad has a thing where if hes ever in a different country in need of medical assistance that he cant get in the country, a private plane will fly to him and get him to the closest place where he can receive medical attention, or if he ever needs to come home early but cannot, it will take him home. idk
People say money cant buy happiness , all i saw was 30mins of pure bliss. Image it being true for you.
Ngl, the fact that all exists whilst I'm working 2 jobs 70 hours a week and can still barely afford rent makes my blood boil
I hope life gets better for you.
I'm sorry for the rant - I know you didn't ask for my opinion. As I said, it makes me angry lol.
same here
Most of us are brother we don't get a single day off everyday grinding.And still short at the end of the month. Or you save a thousand extra and the car needs a repair you set back again you lost the thousand and went 1500 in red again.I hate it so much too
Not very rational for the very existence of other people’s stuff to frustrate an unaffected unrelated stranger. It’s a misapprehension to imagine some connection between what unknown others “get“ in this world and my own situation. Get treated for your NPD
The service when the guys talking about they will make it happen without you even needing to know it happened sounds so excessive like at that point you would have thought I was a deity. The rich are not deities y'all come on 😅. We humans have taken customer service to a whole different expectations. It's like literally we stopped calling them servants and started calling them customer service representatives.
The only way you can get me to cater to you like I'm a servant is be my husband or pay me enough to where, when I'm off the clock I'm living good too. The issues with these customer service jobs is they don't pay us like that and expect us to still have the same level of energy as if we are grateful to be serving you....
I will never be able to grasp being a waiter at a restaurant especially since they can legally get away with paying them nothing and they have to completely survive off The generosity of others how does it seem logical in anybody's world?
11:35 How can the peasants afford 99 cents I don't pay them enough
"I'm paying them too much if they can afford 99 cent songs, when I were a kid the only music we had was 50 cent!"
Then proceeds to buy a thousand dollar purse. SMH.
wait what? cops pulling over ambulances just to see if its an emergency or not? that is just asking for a law suit if hitting the wrong ambulance.
Funny to read how American mindset clashes with Russian practises 😁
Anyone else depressed? Just me?
I work 2 jobs and go to college. 😪
Damn. I'd love to eat some food again, I haven't been able to buy in years... Regional food is great!
Of course, today there are millions of people who have food, clothing, all sorts of things delivered to their homes.
Some of these services actually available in my country for cheaper option (delivered laundry, live in nanny) but with lower quality of course but still good. The laundry one was a heaven send for most people including me because we don't have to spend time to do laundry and they already iron and fold them. Nanny one is god send for new mothers, so there's less stress for them. Reducing divorce rate further.
Similar topic;
“Reasonable adults, What are some items or services you pay for that mothafuckas think are too expensive, yet aren’t that expensive? (And which you are criticized for by them for paying for?)”
TH-cam Premium
Hulu
Lyft rides $7-$22.00
Bundled games on sale. (For me, it was worth spending $110+ to get the SNES Classic Mini from another country, just to play Final Fantasy VI and Earthbound! That is technically a game bundle [with rare games], it just comes in a plastic shell.)
Grocery delivery.
Nintendo Switch Online, Xbox Live Gold and PlayStation+ (Yearly Subscriptions only.)
Paying yearly saves money! For example, $14.99/mo~$180/year, or you can be smart, pay $59.99/year once, and spend the rest of your $120 on whatever you want, like 🍕 food!
That first one sounds like something out of GTA
me, 30 seconds into this: *Puts on red cap* YOU SOBS can afford to pay taxes if you can afford 99% of this sh*t. And no wonder rich people kids turn into giant monsters.
This seems like normal rich people, I want a reddit for illegal rich people, you know mafias, drugdealers, armdealers, trafficking kind of stuff. Also I'm very curious as to who actually rules/runs a country because I always thought it was the president but apparently I've been wrong
they don't usually "run" the country either, bar for some specific shitholes. (Was it Brazil?) traffickers work with RICH rich people and politicians all the time anyways and Politicians themselves are buddies with the RICH rich. In the end it amounts to different little Kingdoms, where the next brat you put out there inherits your crown.
I consider myself well off, not neccesarily wealthy. Regardless, I employed daytime, and nighttime nannies for both my children during the first year. Daytime only from 18 months.
The postemates one made me giggle now with covid
House management is not a pc term for butler’s, it’s literally the career- rich people are able to run their home like a business, thus hire a manager
13:15 This is simply not true?! If it were... idk... I guess I would have noticed at some point in time. Sounds cool though
I feel like most of these are just fake facts and fantasy for karma... Like the guy with the car loan, sure, you are out of your mind wealthy, yet you get a loan, sure, buddy...
Using stocks, dividends, and other financial assets as collateral, probably. You'd be surprised. Jeff Bezos doesn't live directly off his income.
It’s more efficient financially.
My brother is rich, but not super rich. He lives a good life and doesn't worry about money. Its a pretty decent life and im happy for him. He has what he wants and he doesn't worry about much.
I was gifted suite seats to paramore as a teen and I ended up sharing a room with a singer from the band staind. It was so random but the concert was great!
The singer of the band Staind actually attended a Paramore concert in Suite seats? It's been a while since I listened to Staind but my edgy teen self loved some of their songs.