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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The rich are richer today. [/quote]

True.  But this is DCUM and people will adamantly insist that it isn't the rich getting richer its just the solidly middle class being middle class.  After all, they fly United to their 5 bedroom ski-in/out chalet in Aspen; they do not have a G650![/quote] 
I am curious about these extensive travelers’ life savings. I just don’t think they save much. These people live in a middle class neighborhood, why do that if one is so wealthy? Why not live in a wealthier neighborhood? I am convinced they live above their means.[/quote]

Some people prioritize a big, expensive house, others prioritize big expensive trips. How is that hard to understand? [/quote]
They seem to prioritize being thirsty attention whores more than anything. They like to just spout out about all the trips their family has planned, without even being asked. Do I care? I didn’t even ask them, why do they feel the need to tell me and then compulsively post pics to social media? Never asking a thing about me or my family hardly ever. Self centered aholez.[/quote]

You seem really triggered by this. Maybe you need a break from social media and a nice vacation.[/quote]
I get two weeks vacation per year. That’s it, total. I can’t do much in that time and don’t feel like trying to cram international vacations with two kids into that time.[/quote]
Ah, so it's just jealousy. Got it.[/quote]

NP but this is so what it is.  Also to the PP...get off social media.  It will really help with your raging envy.[/quote]

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