How rich people vs really rich people act when they don’t get their way #comedyshorts

[NyxsKitsune]

I work at a casino, these videos are so true. The truly high status guests are usually the nicest people. The mid tier guests are the ones that scream ‘do you know how much I spend here!”

[franklinmcpro]

Crown- yeah someone put my last name on the front of this hotel.

Manager - 😮

[sfurules]

I worked as a stock broker for about 20 years. I can tell you that the worst clients were people who had 200-500K....pushy, angry demanding....the customers that had real money were always cool, didn't get upset and understood that there are things out of anyone's control .

[Arthurqcirne]

I’m a lawyer and what I have found out through my experience is that being arrogant is NEVER an option. If you really want to get your way, be the nicest you can be even if you face a negative response. They will feel less prone to say no but if they indeed say ‘no’, two things will happen:
1- you have been a nice human being to others; and
2- they’ll most likely remember you the next time, making it easier for you to convince them of whatever you want.

[Daveyjokes]

My grandfather is a very wealthy individual and owns several hotels and car dealerships but he dresses in a walmart white tee shirt, cheap jeans, and walmart velcro shoes. He owns 20+ cars at all times but drives a 60s Ford pickup. He's super respectful and chill. Humble as fuck. I try to emulate him as much as possible

[JSAFIXIT]

I went to an event with my wife that her employer put on for everyone. It was in a nice place, WAY above my income level. I had only met 2 of her co-workers before. I started talking to this older guy, and we discovered that we're both smartasses. Half way through the night my wife heard me talking shit to him and almost lost her mind until he bust out laughing and talked shit back to me. I didn't know he was the founder of the company and worth over a billion dollars lol.

[windwalker]

Was coming back from military leave I met this nice older woman and just started some chatter the pass the time at the terminal gate. Before we knew it me and her were so engaged in the conversation i followed her. She scanned her ticket for 1st class and waited for me and my ticket was coach…all the way in the back 😅. She told the lady at the counter “oh that wouldn’t do he’s with me”. We talked for 4hrs straight in the plane enjoying ourselves. Turned out she was the CEO of this huge wedding planner organization that brings in millions each month. To this day she invites me and my wife to her property during the summers.

[terrabiker]

So I have a dilemma, according to this video I'm really rich...but my bank account says otherwise... 🤔

[petuniasevan]

I've seen it play out just like this contrast. Had an "I'm rich and want everyone to know it" sort try to get me to make exceptions for him and wanted to speak to my supervisor when I said no. Supervisor told him to wait and chill. He griped and whined. Called his boss to complain.

On the other hand, had a somewhat grubby truck driver walk in, ask if he could have his appointment early, and when I said we were really behind on time due to unexpected shipments, he said he'd go relax in the break room and wait. I managed to still get him in 15 minutes early and I thanked him for his patience. Turned out that he was covering the route for one of his employees who was sick. This grubby truck driver was the OWNER of a good-sized regional fleet. No ostentation, no "I'm important" vibes.

[liamc]

In my experience, the self-made millionaires are typically pretty cool and down to earth. When I worked in hospitality, these guys were always good for a $100 tip. I was a hotel concierge and shuttle driver in my early twenties and always asked them what they did for work and how they became successful. Fast forward 4 years later, and I got hired by the president of a major medical device company. He saw my resume and immediately remembered how I used to drive him to work every day and carry his bags. I start working for him on Monday, and this job will help me pay for medical school. It's all about the connections you make with people. It might just change your life!

[fictitiouswalrus]

Went to an international conference this year, said hello to a stranger and he looked my outfit over and decided I wasn't worth his time when I said hello. I stood there for a minute, then got up the courage to speak to someone else who wasn't overdressed. They turned out to be the CEO for the biggest company in the room, and chatted with me for a few minutes while the rest walked past us without a glance.

[kshitijmarchande]

Meanwhile Bruce Wayne :- I'm buying this hotel and setting up new rules 😂

[shaninbugeja]

I was once in a fancy hotel, saw someone who looked like staff member in jeans and a tshirt in the hall and told him my television wasn't working - he came in and fixed it himself. I later found out he was the owner!

[MobileTech]

“Do you know who I am?”, the battle cry of the unimportant. 😂

[elenmelon]

Holy shit!!! This is way too accurate! I once dated a guy who took me to a whole bunch of fancy places to eat and it always made me so uncomfortable. I finally on the fourth date asked if we could just go to a burger joint and he laughed and told me sure. We were really chill at the place and he decided that he really liked it. Two weeks later I found out that he bought the burger shop and I got free burgers there to this day. I told him he didn't have to do that, but he told me that I deserved it and that he appreciated how honest and kind I was. He was sad that it wouldn't work out between us, but was grateful that I didn't want him for his money, but wanted to actually get to know him.

[kitridge]

Rich Vs Really Rich isn’t just about money. It’s a mindset you can take with you, until you reach that really rich level of cash flow

[Marlyjade]

One thing I learned growing up in and working retail in a high income area is that (especially teens btw) when someone wants to look rich, they are bad at acting rich. They tend to be a lot more inflated and snobby than people with a lot more money in my experience.
The guy I know, his dad owns multiple successful franchises in the area. Whether we agree on anything political or not is not an issue, the kid and his family are friendly as shit and share what they have with me and my friends, and hate when you call attention to it, because they're just being friendly.

[SeaScoutDan]

The "Don't you know who I am" never ends well. For the part 2 the new employee, likely the owner chose to not plaster his face over the company website.
Owner is probably like "Hey, new guy is respectfully enforcing the dress code, cool, that means hiring and training did their job and he cares enough to do his job".
Lesson to everyone else . . . always be professional to everyone all the time.

[lilykep]

I lived in a very southern small town with a VERY VERY VERY wealthy oil tycoon. Dude loved to cosplay as an average farmer/rancher and one of his favorite tricks was to invite new upper management in his company to his ranch in the country for "team building". He'd arrange for the car(s) with the new hires to stop for gas about 30 minutes away from his ranch and since the ranch was in the actual middle of nowhere, it made sense for them to stop there. Usually the people going to the ranch would take this time to stretch their legs, go to the bathroom, exc. Normal stuff. He ALWAYS met them at this gas station dressed as a local yokel and did mildly annoying things like cut someone off or hum loudly, cause he wanted to see how they'd treat "average" people. It was his version of undercover boss. We all knew about this and enjoyed the show cause there was ALWAYS one person who decided to act like an absolute entitled ASSHOLE the the "redneck farmer". As soon as the asshole outed themselves you knew that person wouldn't have a job long.

[pouncepounce]

Theres an guy i know who wears an old damaged jacket hold together with clothepins.
He owns half the town.
Is hillarious to be around during tourist season.
When police explains to tourists why they can not remove the bum from the premises