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10 days ago10 points(+0/-0/+10Score on mirror)2 children
There's an old book from 1996 called The Millionaire Next Door.
Basically a university professor decided to do an academic researtch study on what millionaires are like.
He was expecting the typical caviar eating Rolls Royce driving Armani suit wearing stereotype.
Instead, what he got were people that just looked like everyone else, lived in middle class neighbourhoods, drank Budweiser and then maybe a few tells (like a slightly nicer but older and fully paid for in cash car).
In the book it also said millionaires love to shop at Costco, so a place like Lidl is exactly the kind of place that millionaire would shop at.
By the way, according to the inflation calculator on the Federal Reserve website $1 million in 1996 is now just over $2 million in today's dollars. So when they're talking "millionaire", what they mean is someone worth about $2 million today.
10 days ago12 points(+0/-0/+12Score on mirror)3 children
Generally speaking, the more money you have, the more discrete you try to be. Because as soon as the shitskins learns that you're a millionaire all the scammers and beggars flock around you trying to steal what's yours.
The negro showing off with two dozen $1 bills on social media isn't rich, he's just stupid. Often some other negro will steal those money shortly after they brag about it.
10 days ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
> university professor
Uni professor is a broke boy that thinks $1 million is a lot and makes you “rich”. Being a millionaire isn’t really “rich”. In reality anyone with a decent income and penny pinching can reach it.
9 days ago2 points(+0/-0/+2Score on mirror)1 child
It’s just a poor cope on their parts.
To be fair my definition of rich and my goal in life is owning an estate, custom made mansion, acres of land, and enough money to not have to work ever again.
Just the land that I want, where I live, would cost around $750k now…. And that isn’t even prime … it’s just “good enough”.
Everything is ruined in this economy thanks to kikes and their dumbass enablers. And I’m not going to just drop all my money into a personal residence when I can put it into income producing commercial real estate instead.
At this rate, if nothing changes… I might just leave the country and retire elsewhere. I’m tired of working.
Basically a university professor decided to do an academic researtch study on what millionaires are like.
He was expecting the typical caviar eating Rolls Royce driving Armani suit wearing stereotype.
Instead, what he got were people that just looked like everyone else, lived in middle class neighbourhoods, drank Budweiser and then maybe a few tells (like a slightly nicer but older and fully paid for in cash car).
In the book it also said millionaires love to shop at Costco, so a place like Lidl is exactly the kind of place that millionaire would shop at.
By the way, according to the inflation calculator on the Federal Reserve website $1 million in 1996 is now just over $2 million in today's dollars. So when they're talking "millionaire", what they mean is someone worth about $2 million today.
The negro showing off with two dozen $1 bills on social media isn't rich, he's just stupid. Often some other negro will steal those money shortly after they brag about it.
Uni professor is a broke boy that thinks $1 million is a lot and makes you “rich”. Being a millionaire isn’t really “rich”. In reality anyone with a decent income and penny pinching can reach it.
1. Do you have $2 million net worth in today's dollars or more? I do.
2. Sure, anyone can do it. I've done it. Have you?
To be fair my definition of rich and my goal in life is owning an estate, custom made mansion, acres of land, and enough money to not have to work ever again.
Just the land that I want, where I live, would cost around $750k now…. And that isn’t even prime … it’s just “good enough”.
Everything is ruined in this economy thanks to kikes and their dumbass enablers. And I’m not going to just drop all my money into a personal residence when I can put it into income producing commercial real estate instead.
At this rate, if nothing changes… I might just leave the country and retire elsewhere. I’m tired of working.
This just tells me you know nothing about people with money.
LOL.