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Most of the luxury bags I see just aren’t my taste. Some of them are even quite ugly, and not even functional IMHO. but I have paid good money before to have a leather artisan custom-make a bag for me, which I have designed specifically for my own needs, so everything about it is intentional. The color, size, pockets, etc. I used it everyday for three years. Best money spent.

Before COVID, the online dating industry had us believing it was going to run the neighborhood nightclubs out of business. Now it's in decline because it couldn't deliver the goods. The Emperor has no clothes.

Every relationship I've had has come off the apps. Every single time I make the effort to meet people irl it just works itself out eventually.

“Using money you haven’t earned to buy things you don’t need to impress people you don’t like.” - Robert Quillen

we'd like to invest in this channel .

Just got a tinder AND a bumble ad right before this

Dating apps are now getting ruined by facebook private groups. you send a message to any woman now and she will post your picture in the facebook group asking other females if they know anything about you!

Dating apps and Me Too has crushed the spirit of men I don't think chance encounters will change anything people just aren't dating anymore or women are still sharing chads.

Carlos slim is worth $100 billion and he shops at Walmart and drives a honda accord..and has 4 bedroom home in Mexico City

I find it interesting that people have tried to commoditize what was effectively a free service by the community or by someone who was trustworthy. Now no one really has community and everyone who was trustworthy got run out of town by the big businesses.

Happy to never have needed. I hope some survive for those who need it, but they definitely showed the sadder side of dating and still ending up single.

Dating apps have been great for my life 🤷‍♂️ and still are

I’m glad I never used these apps

Babe wake up, he released a new video...

I’d rather be the millionaire next door to you with a paid off house, paid off car and no other debt.

the elite 0.1% prefer wearing brands like Loro Piana, Brunello Cucinelli, Bottega Veneta that dont have logos plastered all over them

My Cloudflyer, Cloudstratus and CloudUltra fits my feet like a glove. Absolutely love walking in it. Infact ON is the primary reason I enjoy walking and changed my lifestyle. I swear by ON shoes now. ❤

I mean. I tell myself the same thing whenever I can't afford anything in the Louis Vuitton store.

That shot of Gates and Zuckerberg also brings to mind, Gates' favorite watch is a $60 Casio -- he could afford a $25K watch but he doesn't *need* to. They are both tech billionaires of two successive generations but they both came from relatively well-off families and made it to Harvard so they affect the old-money esthetics.

I worked for a guy for 3 years and was one of the most wealthy men in Oakland county. Dood wore a white polo shirt, khakis and white new balances. Drove a nice Yukon. You would never know that he owned most of downtown Birmingham and loved his 300’ yacht lol.

I refused to buy my kids name brand clothes because I was not going to pay extra for their free advertising. They should pay me to advertise. If my kids wanted to wear big brand names they had to get a job and spend their own money.

The only reason I hate Spotify is cause I CAN’T EVEN SELECT THE GODDAMN SONG I WANT TO LISTEN TO I look up a song ie without you by avicii but no only shows me a playlist with 20 other songs and I can’t listen to that song or when RHEY JUST RANDOMLY PUT SONGS IN MY PLAYLIST LIKE IT WAD JOT IN MY PLAYLIST FOR A REASON or just LET ME RESTART MY GODDAMN LIST not give me shit u don’t like In conclusion FUCK U SPOTIFY I USE DISCORD NOW GET FUCKED

I know someone with 250 million cash in the bank. He wears sweats and a baseball cap. The baseball cap says his brand, and he has four phones he's constantly answering

Cloud 5 are the best

I'm 35 with $1 million net worth and still wear t-shirts I owned in college and drive a 2018 Toyota i bought in cash 4 yrs ago. I work from home and don't like to go out to "fancy" places so i never need to dress up. It's weird bc when I was poor growing up, my plan the whole time was to drive a nice car and wear luxury brands. Now that I have the money, I just don't feel like "wasting" money on that stuff. I got to this point by following the rules in the FIRE community (financial independence/retire early) and BKF (brass knuckle finance). Things like never using credit cards, paying for everything in cash, not owning a home and renting instead . The renting thing I learned from bkf, and it's a game changer to realize a home is the worst investment.

You can buy luxury, but you can’t buy class.

Why the fck would you wear something with another man or woman's name on it.

What movie is that at 2:45

Old money shops at places you never heard of, that includes any LVMH subsidiary. Old money does not shop at LVMH brands under quite luxury.

I will say, I know a few rich people who wear the "loud" luxury products. But, I also know some who are just pretty chill and you will not know they're rich.

Especially for a certain demographic who can't afford for the children they don't pay for and drive cars they cant afford

Well done and so true. Thank you.

Replace ‘broke’ with STUPID.

They destroy themself ... it is an idiot strategy

then who buys louis vuitton, broke people?

The company Cognizant also will monitor your personal phone, smart TV and everything else in your home while you work on remote. The spying is not limited to your working hours. It is on 24/7.

Nah it’s for Asians

The most ridiculous thing i've ever heard of as a subscription was a motorcycle airbag vest that cost like 150 something per year after you also buy it, imagine you forget to pay a month it stops working even in an accident 🤣

Thx for the video!

Taylor Swift drives a Nissan Kicks as her daily drive vehicle and wears a shirt and short shorts when going about her day. Bill Gates, back when he was still working full-time at Microsoft drove a regular Ford Focus too and from work, and has been photographed standing in line in front of a food truck, wearing a sweater and dark jeans.

Tbh I live with allot of rich people around we don’t even mind holding a good bag from m&s it depends on each individual materialistic wants.

I once had idiotic ideas about the "rich" until we found ourselves in that category after much hard work. We don't "compete" with other rich people because we are comfortable with our life. We don't buy luxury shoes, jackets, purses or cars or eat $300/person dinners. Not because we can't afford it but because of our upbringing. Flaunting was a no no, paying huge amounts for things that looked no different than "regular" things was crazy. Judging a meal by its price was absurd. But some do show off. At a dinner party, a guest (we call him "Wine Man") was going on as usual about wine and his cellar with music, water, a fireplace, table, built-in fridge, tv , etc. We kept him downstairs and mixed two bottles from Trader Joe's. I then called the "Wine Man" to taste a rare wine I got from a guy we met at a party blah blah. He took a sip and we waited. Sure enough, it was a winner - notes of charcoal, blackberry, licorice, etc He went along with the joke but I think learned a lesson

Well my perception of rich has changed a lot lately; what if you are financially endowed but you might have an incurable sickness, or your lifestyle and personal failures have brought a lonliness that money cant get you out of? Many rich people are not happy and would pay almost everything to have real value; health, love, peace, even salvation from fear of what comes after death, and to include: life while alive, not just living while dead inside. The only solution and the beginning of life is Jesus Christ. Simply believe that He died and rose from the dead and confess Jesus and the lord and saviour of your life. Romans 10:9-10.

Everytime we travel to Europe we love to visit designer outlet stores...it's cheaper there and you can refund your taxes. Just buy what you want and what you can afford. To each his own.

Rich Asian people love brands and logos, so I guess it depends where you live?! Hahaha.

Shoes for dumb people

It drives me (and the historical fashion space) bananas how much the question of *materials* is not part of the discussion. A shoe made of genuine leather or a coat made of 100% wool is going to last you eight to ten years under normal wear and tear. That same item made of synthetics is going to get you two years, tops. An undergarment made of 100% cotton or bamboo is going to offer better temperature control in both hot and cold weather and, again, last longer than it synthetic equivalent. Thrifting or buying new, logo or not, that "what is it made of" tag is what really tells the story.

I don't think tech companies are going to dominate in banking themselves. They'll dominate in ways you can pay, but ultimately, it is highly unlikely they're going to put up a fight against the big banks on Wall Street such as Citi, American Express, and JP Morgan Chase.

Agreed.

The explanation/argument that the lower class wear luxury brands for survival (to get a job, to attract a mate) is a stretch. I can't speak for women, but as a guy, all I'd need is 2-3 decent suits. One for the job interview and two to mix and match with accessories for when you have the job. For dating, again, look decent - no need to look gaudy and tacky while in reality, you got no money BECAUSE you wasted it on LV and Gucci mass consumer crap. The issue comes down to showing off. Impressing people you don't even like. Look at how things are in 2024. How's this practice working out for everyone? Staying poor trying to look rich. It's an endless cycle.