Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is G Wagon?
Mercedes Benz SUV that looks like Old Mother Hubbard’s shoe. Big and boxy.
The name of the vehicle, in German, is "Gelandeswagen," which basically means SUV in German.
And that reminds me of one of my favorite lines of TV ever: In Entourage an older, jewish movie executive says sharply to Ari (Jeremy Piven) about his Mercedes, "Im not getting in that Nazi sled!"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on how you define "rich."
Considering you are asking, I'm going to assume you mean HHI of 200k-300k. So here it goes. .
1) Buy most expensive new build you qualify for. It must be a new build.
2) Be sure to use every opportunity to post photos about the new build on FB, and keep that free tote the builder gives you handy on display. So people are reminded you bought a new build.
3) Buy a black SUV. 2 is better.
4) Be frumpy. Old Navy, Marshalls, etc.
5) Express your dislike about everything at every gathering.
6) Gain weight.
7) Be a bad host. If you invite people over, let them starve, save a plate of cookies. Can add few carrot sticks for show.
8) Humble brag about anything work related. Speech? promotion? business trip? team? Every little bit helps!
And
This is not even sort of accurate, and also suggests you’re a pretty unpleasant person. And LOL at 300k being “rich” around here.
So what income is considered rich around DC?
Idk but where can you buy a new build with that HHI?
Lots of them in Loudoun.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to pinpoint an aesthetic bc so much variation. Rich Persian SAHM is wayyy different from rich white academic/lawyer mom. And there are many things in between
Rich academic is an oxymoron.
Correct.
Academics are only wealthy if they are trustfund babies.
Which many are. Hence the prevalence of woke cluelessness in academia. Never having to really work for money makes the world simple.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to pinpoint an aesthetic bc so much variation. Rich Persian SAHM is wayyy different from rich white academic/lawyer mom. And there are many things in between
Rich academic is an oxymoron.
Correct.
Academics are only wealthy if they are trustfund babies.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Depends on how you define "rich."
Considering you are asking, I'm going to assume you mean HHI of 200k-300k. So here it goes. .
1) Buy most expensive new build you qualify for. It must be a new build.
2) Be sure to use every opportunity to post photos about the new build on FB, and keep that free tote the builder gives you handy on display. So people are reminded you bought a new build.
3) Buy a black SUV. 2 is better.
4) Be frumpy. Old Navy, Marshalls, etc.
5) Express your dislike about everything at every gathering.
6) Gain weight.
7) Be a bad host. If you invite people over, let them starve, save a plate of cookies. Can add few carrot sticks for show.
8) Humble brag about anything work related. Speech? promotion? business trip? team? Every little bit helps!
And
This is not even sort of accurate, and also suggests you’re a pretty unpleasant person. And LOL at 300k being “rich” around here.
So what income is considered rich around DC?
Idk but where can you buy a new build with that HHI?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hard to pinpoint an aesthetic bc so much variation. Rich Persian SAHM is wayyy different from rich white academic/lawyer mom. And there are many things in between
Rich academic is an oxymoron.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yup. This is exactly right. N. Arlington in particular has the biggest disparity between house prices and the prices of the cars parked out front that I’ve ever seen. You’d look like a complete loser driving around in a G wagon. Even the DHs all drive very reasonable cars… they’re not cruising around in a Maserati.
Nail on head.
You’ve never been to NJ I bet? My in laws neighborhood is $2-5m houses and they all have G wagons, Range Rovers, Lamborghini suvs, even a Bugatti. Not just two cars, 4 or 5.
You just completely made PP’s point. NJ- $2m house, G wagon. North Arlington- $2m house, used Honda Civic
I'm always surprised by the fancier cars I see parked in driveways in the further out suburbs vs. Arlington. Your house is worth 500k and you have two 70k cars in the driveway? I personally find cars to be an appliance that gets me from point A to point B, so I don't spend much on them... living up to the Arlington stereotype, I guess?
Yes! Im the pp whose FIL managed car dealerships. he said the rich people here bought subarus in cash. Sometimes no frill s trucks to tow their horse or boat with.
The ones with hobby farms buy really, really nice tractors.
Anonymous wrote:Yup. This is exactly right. N. Arlington in particular has the biggest disparity between house prices and the prices of the cars parked out front that I’ve ever seen. You’d look like a complete loser driving around in a G wagon. Even the DHs all drive very reasonable cars… they’re not cruising around in a Maserati.
Nail on head.
You’ve never been to NJ I bet? My in laws neighborhood is $2-5m houses and they all have G wagons, Range Rovers, Lamborghini suvs, even a Bugatti. Not just two cars, 4 or 5.
You just completely made PP’s point. NJ- $2m house, G wagon. North Arlington- $2m house, used Honda Civic
I'm always surprised by the fancier cars I see parked in driveways in the further out suburbs vs. Arlington. Your house is worth 500k and you have two 70k cars in the driveway? I personally find cars to be an appliance that gets me from point A to point B, so I don't spend much on them... living up to the Arlington stereotype, I guess?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Yup. This is exactly right. N. Arlington in particular has the biggest disparity between house prices and the prices of the cars parked out front that I’ve ever seen. You’d look like a complete loser driving around in a G wagon. Even the DHs all drive very reasonable cars… they’re not cruising around in a Maserati.
Nail on head.
You’ve never been to NJ I bet? My in laws neighborhood is $2-5m houses and they all have G wagons, Range Rovers, Lamborghini suvs, even a Bugatti. Not just two cars, 4 or 5.
You just completely made PP’s point. NJ- $2m house, G wagon. North Arlington- $2m house, used Honda Civic
I'm always surprised by the fancier cars I see parked in driveways in the further out suburbs vs. Arlington. Your house is worth 500k and you have two 70k cars in the driveway? I personally find cars to be an appliance that gets me from point A to point B, so I don't spend much on them... living up to the Arlington stereotype, I guess?
Yes! Im the pp whose FIL managed car dealerships. he said the rich people here bought subarus in cash. Sometimes no frill s trucks to tow their horse or boat with.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is G Wagon?
Mercedes Benz SUV that looks like Old Mother Hubbard’s shoe. Big and boxy.
The name of the vehicle, in German, is "Gelandeswagen," which basically means SUV in German.
Anonymous wrote:Yup. This is exactly right. N. Arlington in particular has the biggest disparity between house prices and the prices of the cars parked out front that I’ve ever seen. You’d look like a complete loser driving around in a G wagon. Even the DHs all drive very reasonable cars… they’re not cruising around in a Maserati.
Nail on head.
You’ve never been to NJ I bet? My in laws neighborhood is $2-5m houses and they all have G wagons, Range Rovers, Lamborghini suvs, even a Bugatti. Not just two cars, 4 or 5.
You just completely made PP’s point. NJ- $2m house, G wagon. North Arlington- $2m house, used Honda Civic
I'm always surprised by the fancier cars I see parked in driveways in the further out suburbs vs. Arlington. Your house is worth 500k and you have two 70k cars in the driveway? I personally find cars to be an appliance that gets me from point A to point B, so I don't spend much on them... living up to the Arlington stereotype, I guess?
Anonymous wrote:HHI 900k. I had to google what a G-wagon is. I don’t know anyone with one. Toyota here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What is G Wagon?
Mercedes Benz SUV that looks like Old Mother Hubbard’s shoe. Big and boxy.