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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]the "healthy food" answer is nonsense.

Women who meet[u] the actual definition of both rich and skinny [/u]do not eat much, just enough to stay alive and functioning.   At that is not expensive, at all.

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Not true.  We shop at Whole Foods & spend at least $350/week on groceries.  Organic fruit & vegetables aren't cheap. Wild-caught salmon can easily be over $20/pound.  My almond milk is more expensive than milk.  High quality olive oil is more expensive than butter or canola oil.  I sent Dh to the store & he couldn't get over a small pack of chicken costing $15.

When dining out, an entree costs the same whether you finish it or not.  However, a higher end restaurant is more likely to have smaller portions than Applebee's.[/quote]

Yes true.  If you were truly met the actual definition of "rich" -- which is what this thread is ostensibly asking about -- you would 1) not do you own grocery shopping, a household manager would do to for you, and 2) you would have no idea what your weekly grocery bill was and you would't care.

upper middle class =/=  rich.     Seriously, they're separate things.    I'm upper middle class, I shop at Whole foods, and I don't need to be schooled on the price of purportedly-wild caught salmon at WF during June (answer:  it was $29 btw).   I have girlfriends who are RICH, who live in whole-floor residences overlooking Central Park.   If I quizzed them on grocery bills, they'd blink in confusion.    Their nutritonist consults with their cook and the household manager gets it done.  [/quote]

Thank you for the clarification.  :roll: [/quote]

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