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Surely it's not he ... in that setting ... and those clothes?
Dang ... there goes my chance of ending on 3888.
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Surely it's not he ... in that setting ... and those clothes?
Uh, here is a hint: They did not become billionaires because they wore t-shirts to work.
Vox,you are like a gossip girl, keep dossier and tab on everyone.
You didn't give away your inheritance?
Mommie specified that she was to be kept alive at all costs ... and she meant it. Fortunately one of us finally pulled the plug ... I mean tripped over the chord.
Momsicle?
The beauty of America is that nobody teaches these poor rich kids what to do with their inheritances, and so they squander the **** out of it and end up less happy than they would have been if they never received a penny. My older sister had a friend at Brown who sued her parents for control of her trust and then spent it in a month. Repeat: in a month, with the help of a boyfriend who broke up with her not long after the honeymoon was over. Fancy that! Poor girl had nothing to show for it except parents that hated her guts and disinherited her from the fortune that awaited her upon their respective deaths. I don't know why, but I get an evil/sick pleasure out of this story. Not so much because of the misery the girl must have felt afterward (which makes me momentarily sad), but moreso because of the humorous side effects of our insanely materialistic, consumer-driven society. It's not like this in Europe, where rich kids know how to behave. American rich kids...always a spectacle.
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I cried while reading this long paragraph.
http://financialedge.investopedia.co...lionaires.aspx
The beauty of America is that nobody teaches these poor rich kids what to do with their inheritances, and so they squander the **** out of it and end up less happy than they would have been if they never received a penny. My older sister had a friend at Brown who sued her parents for control of her trust and then spent it in a month. Repeat: in a month, with the help of a boyfriend who broke up with her not long after the honeymoon was over. Fancy that! Poor girl had nothing to show for it except parents that hated her guts and disinherited her from the fortune that awaited her upon their respective deaths. I don't know why, but I get an evil/sick pleasure out of this story. Not so much because of the misery the girl must have felt afterward (which makes me momentarily sad), but moreso because of the humorous side effects of our insanely materialistic, consumer-driven society. It's not like this in Europe, where rich kids know how to behave. American rich kids...always a spectacle.