Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Their kids or grandkids
Their husbands salary
Getting drunk (I knew a lot of millennials who lived for the weekend)
Triathlon, Ironman people

Any niche sport/workout people. The Orange Theory people, the Pure Barre people, the "aerialists" (lady you're 45 and pay someone a few hundred dollars a week to show you how do do a half split on aerial fabric, you are not an aerialist), and of course, the original workout cult: Spin Cycle people.

OMG you hit the nail on the head, thank you.

Anonymous wrote:Keto

Whatever people are who still mask indoors

It’s a Jeep thing

Parents with kids on travel leagues

+1 THIS.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Home decorating if all they are is rich.
So what? I could buy a whole catalog of stuff I had money.
And I’d probably get better at putting things together too.

If people do that fine. But don’t make it like you’ve always been into design. You got into design via a huge credit limit and pottery barn.

Very true, everyone I know who is "into decor" and gets lauded for "AMAZING DECORATING SKILLS!" also happens to be loaded. I'd be more impressed if someone with no money managed to make a statement with decor.

x100000

Coffee!

Old, overweight people who never shut up about their keto diet (I have multiples in my family.)

Keto

Whatever people are who still mask indoors

It’s a Jeep thing

Parents with kids on travel leagues

Anonymous wrote:Home decorating if all they are is rich.
So what? I could buy a whole catalog of stuff I had money.
And I’d probably get better at putting things together too.

If people do that fine. But don’t make it like you’ve always been into design. You got into design via a huge credit limit and pottery barn.

Very true, everyone I know who is "into decor" and gets lauded for "AMAZING DECORATING SKILLS!" also happens to be loaded. I'd be more impressed if someone with no money managed to make a statement with decor.

Anonymous wrote:Their kids or grandkids
Their husbands salary
Getting drunk (I knew a lot of millennials who lived for the weekend)
Triathlon, Ironman people

Any niche sport/workout people. The Orange Theory people, the Pure Barre people, the "aerialists" (lady you're 45 and pay someone a few hundred dollars a week to show you how do do a half split on aerial fabric, you are not an aerialist), and of course, the original workout cult: Spin Cycle people.

Anonymous wrote:Home decorating if all they are is rich.
So what? I could buy a whole catalog of stuff I had money.
And I’d probably get better at putting things together too.

If people do that fine. But don’t make it like you’ve always been into design. You got into design via a huge credit limit and pottery barn.

This is a whole category, it's not just decorating. I get annoyed with people who consider themselves "fashion" people when they are just buying the most prominently marketed items from brands like JCrew or Banana Republic. Like, you're not a fashion expert, you just blow a thousand dollars at the mall once a month. Congrats?

their children attend a T3 private school

their children attend an Ivy or T20 school

being a member of an elite country club

Driving an expensive car

Home decorating if all they are is rich.
So what? I could buy a whole catalog of stuff I had money.
And I’d probably get better at putting things together too.

If people do that fine. But don’t make it like you’ve always been into design. You got into design via a huge credit limit and pottery barn.

Their kids or grandkids
Their husbands salary
Getting drunk (I knew a lot of millennials who lived for the weekend)
Triathlon, Ironman people

Living in New York

Being chronically ill with something bizarre (Ehler Danlos anyone) yet simultaneously constantly traveling/hiking

Their alma mater (any of them)
Their interest in beer/wine/whiskey/scotch/mezcal/etc.
Being a "foodie"
ADHD (I have ADHD, for the record, but it's not my personality it's just a thing I deal with)
Liking dogs (again, I like dogs, it's is not a personality type)

Others?