People obsessed with their parent’s country club

[Anonymous]

Country clubs are lame

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The old money thing is something people bring up when they couldn’t hack it themselves and rely on their family’s wealth to live a lifestyle they couldn’t touch without that money. No one actually cares if you approve of them or not. No one had that much respect for you.

No, it's a phrase meant to keep out the strivers and new money tacky types like yourself.

Ok, daddy’s precious. Under his thumb, failure to launch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The old money thing is something people bring up when they couldn’t hack it themselves and rely on their family’s wealth to live a lifestyle they couldn’t touch without that money. No one actually cares if you approve of them or not. No one had that much respect for you.

No, it's a phrase meant to keep out the strivers and new money tacky types like yourself.

Ok, daddy’s precious. Under his thumb, failure to launch.

Okay, new money tacky. No matter how much cash you splash you will never be one of us

[Anonymous]

How come you’re friends with these vapid people?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How come you’re friends with these vapid people?

They are probably better than the people on this thread. I guess everything is relative?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The old money thing is something people bring up when they couldn’t hack it themselves and rely on their family’s wealth to live a lifestyle they couldn’t touch without that money. No one actually cares if you approve of them or not. No one had that much respect for you.

No, it's a phrase meant to keep out the strivers and new money tacky types like yourself.

Ok, daddy’s precious. Under his thumb, failure to launch.

Okay, new money tacky. No matter how much cash you splash you will never be one of us

Failure. to. launch. even. when. born. on. third. base. Failure.

[Anonymous]

Easter, family gathering at their country club, maybe just that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Easter, family gathering at their country club, maybe just that?

No need to tag.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not really. I notice the newer members are successful and well educated. Second generation are fine but third generation tend to be a bit trashy and uneducated and stand out in a bad way. It happens with generational wealth, third generation is where it all falls apart.

In your dreams. This is a prole cope.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Easter, family gathering at their country club, maybe just that?

No need to tag.

If you have GPS/location turned on your camera, pretty sure it’s automatic / default to tag the location.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Country clubs are lame

If they’re so lame, why is OP seething? Presumably because the people in the photos appear well groomed and OP has already stalked the initiation fee and local real estate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Easter, family gathering at their country club, maybe just that?

It was really nice.

I don’t even know what tagging is.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do people go out of their way to tag a country club in every social media post?

There’s a group of single women my age (40) who are visiting their parent’s country club and just hash tagging the crap out of it in every photo! It’s so weird. I mean 20 photos of an outing there with nephew.

I know a few families that belong themselves and that is all they talk about. Literally they do nothing else with their time. No theater, no museums, no books, nothing else but golf and tennis at their stupid club. Most boring people I have ever met.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why do people go out of their way to tag a country club in every social media post?

There’s a group of single women my age (40) who are visiting their parent’s country club and just hash tagging the crap out of it in every photo! It’s so weird. I mean 20 photos of an outing there with nephew.

I know a few families that belong themselves and that is all they talk about. Literally they do nothing else with their time. No theater, no museums, no books, nothing else but golf and tennis at their stupid club. Most boring people I have ever met.

You go to the theater and museum every week, multiple times a week? Sounds miserable.

Country club is social. Drinks, dining, kids playing with friends, kids being active. Mom and dad golfing or tennis. Why would this make anyone ridicule their friends?

[Anonymous]

I don’t belong to a cc and really have no interest, but I assume today’s picture are all about Easter brunch.