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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Through the kids' schools. [b]Beyond that the super rich live in a world unto themselves. [/b][/quote]

This. I grew up on the low end of mass rich and went to school with several kids whose families were on the Forbes 400 including George Soros and Rupert Murdoch. Our parents were not friends.[/quote]

Yes, they stay away and isolated. It is very sad condition to be super rich. They are afraid of little people who
might ask them for something.. opportunity .. money.. etc. They don't want to be bothered.
It is a lonely lonely isolating world. It so much more fun to be poor. You can actually 
be among people and interact with them on normal human level without all that
distance and protection from them. You can live in normal homes among other homes
without gates, security people, armed cars and without worry that someone
is after you all the time. What a feeling of freedom that no money can buy.. priceless freedom.

Good to be poor.

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This. I sort of feel bad for people who ‘make it,’ at least the ones who become famous by it.  (Rich, but not famous would be great, but the richer you get the more people you employ/influence/your name gets around).

Tangent: The worst possible is famous but not rich. Also in the Central FL area, just after the Pulse Orlando shooting, there was a Voice contestant whose time on the show was over ..she was on a mini tour. And after a show, she was doing autographs, this guy came up and shot her. He was a ‘fan’ or something. [/quote]

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