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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Because it’s embarrassing not to have a job. It’s generally not socially accepted unless you are a SAHM or over sixty. People think you are lame and parties can be hard because you don’t have an answer to “so what do you do?”[/quote]

I would have no problem answer "whatever I want."[/quote]

Not PP, but honestly you would. It’s not like your friends are available to hang out with you during the day. They all work. If you don’t work you get a lot of weird looks while people try to figure out if you’re unemployed, lame or rich. You would enjoy it less than you think. Also if you start hanging out with other rich people you will find it’s a hyper competitive small place where people measure status in different ways, none of which are particularly interesting or important. Humans need work - or a really intensive hobby - or you will be both bored and boring. Personally I’ve always preferred to work so I can be more anonymous. [/quote]

yikes. this isn't true.

A lot of trust funds kids don't work... well they do but not in the conventional sense that most Americans know of.

They hang out with

For example, check out Hannah Bronfman. Daughter of a billionaire. She works but not works if you get the gist. Her friends are in the seam realm as her.

Same can be said of Georgina Bloomberg. Daughter of billionaire as well. She rides horses but that's not really 'work' in the traditional sense. Plus, she is not doing it throughout the year.

You don't know as much you think you do.

I live in NYC and there is a cohort of trust fund millennials who don't work lol[/quote]

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