Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rich people don't realize that poor people can't afford to buy in bulk in order to save money. Even a 16 pack of toilet paper costs too much, so you buy the 4pack instead. Even though the 16 pack costs less per roll.
This for sure. It's the not being able to plan or look to the future. It's you have the money so you buy what you can with what you have at this minute.
Anonymous wrote:That there is ZERO timely or courteous service when applying for food stamps or govt assistance. In most cities it is one of the most difficult and degrading processes one can experience soley to get resources to feed your children.
Anonymous wrote:That there is ZERO timely or courteous service when applying for food stamps or govt assistance. In most cities it is one of the most difficult and degrading processes one can experience soley to get resources to feed your children.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rich people don't know that meritocracy is a myth.
I know a lot of very smart, very hardworking young people who will never achieve as much as they deserve to, and many wealthy and entitled young people who will be given jobs just for breathing and occupying space.
This times one million!
Rich people have zero idea how easy they have it in most aspects of life.
You just described white privilege too.
All of this. I’m white and I didn’t grow up poor but I also did not grow up rich like the kids and now adults that I’m surrounded by where i live in Bethesda. I’m fortunate that my parents worked hard and made sacrifices for our family, and that I got to go to college (with loans) and post-grad (with loans). At first I didn’t understand why all these people send their kids to private school when we have crazy good public schools, and then I realized it’s (for most people I know, I realize there are exceptions so sorry to generalize) just one way of paving the golden road for these kids. Surround yourself with other rich kids with rich parents and already you’ve built a network where people will just hand you stuff based on your rich people network and social status. Also one of my friends that grew up around here asked me where my family’s vacation home is like, of course everyone has one. She also just couldn’t relate to the fact that I had a job starting at age 13 (not including all the babysittting I did before that) and also worked, not vacationed, during the summers.
I was with you until that part. I do not comprehend that grown adults think anyone hands anyone else stuff.
A lot of people get high paying positions (qualified or not) based on their network and connections.
Anonymous wrote:Some don't know how lucky they are
Anonymous wrote:Rich people don't realize that poor people can't afford to buy in bulk in order to save money. Even a 16 pack of toilet paper costs too much, so you buy the 4pack instead. Even though the 16 pack costs less per roll.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rich people probably don’t know how to deal with food that has started to go bad. Things like use a paper towel and vinegar to wipe mold off of cheese. No one is the wiser.
Agreed. I grew up poor and my MIL grew up in post-war Germany, she and I just sneak in our tricks for saving old food when no one else is looking. No one has gotten sick yet, and we've saved a ton of money.
Aww, this is so cute.
No, its not. Its disgusting. I just threw up in my mouth a little.
Hard cheese is fine to cut off mold. As the English say - if the mold won't eat our cheese why should we. If soft cheese gets mold you have to throw it out. Spors go all through. People are ridiculous with waste nowadays. Especially the middle class and those who have UMC wealth but middle class values. The rich are more saving.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Rich people don't know that it's difficult to eat well and healthily if you live in a food desert.
Or aren't rich.