How rich people vs really rich people vacation with family. #vacation

[conke]

He didnt have any vouchers. He paid for the rooms and doesnt wanna tell.

[GubGub_]

I love this. “Under one condition, we don’t talk about it for the rest of the trip”. My man’s got dough, and wants no one to know..

[shop-a-holic]

I often lie about: I have vouchers/tickets or I found it somewhere cheap. I am not rich, just a kind person who makes the best out of life and sometimes I just want to give my friends a break.

Once I bought a piano for my friends kid, she was gifted and I wanted to give her the opportunity too develope her talent. The kid ended up becoming a music teacher, she is doing a job she loves!

Life isn’t about money, it is about finding your own place!

[lauramontgomery]

He doesn’t have any vouchers, he just doesn’t want his family to stress about paying him back.

[Campitor]

What I really enjoy about these videos is how laid back the really rich guy is. We need more of this type of laid back/roll-with-the-punches energy and humbleness in the world.

[olliesutton]

Really rich’s friend is a real one, no matter your budget, always provide for yourself 👌🏻

[BoringTroublemaker]

My rich ass uncle does this all the time - “let me get you two a suite with my points” somehow he always has “points”…

[jakeasmith]

Love this. Just need to get to the spot where I have those vouchers.

[theinsane]

Dude, I make 2k a month and still do this.
You don’t NEED money, but it certainly help. Just being a charismatic person has gotten me so much in life…

[GrylledCheez]

I really like your skits showing people treating people like people. It's simple, but oddly satisfying.

[MbTrojansurgeon]

Always teaching a master class on good manners and respect for our fellow man!!! Thank you mr crown!!!

[digitalwarrior]

Smart. U make them feel like they are doing you a favor so they are more comfortable.

[eddygci]

This is great social skills advice disguised as tiktok skits! Don’t overlook it people

[egdapo]

Really rich is totally how I would react in this situation... I just want people around me having a good time, no pressures.

[missarose]

I've been spending the last couple days watching these and it really strikes home "money talks, wealth whispers".

[rtdugan]

My extended family has no idea how many “points” I have. And since I travel for work, they just assume I’m getting them there. 🤫

[friedpancakes]

My mate was always like that. When my depression was at its worst, he'd call me at random with lines such as: "Get up, we're going on a cruise!" or "Mcdoanlds brought back that really good biscuit coupon. Let's go!" Didn't matter what the occasion was, and he would not accept no as an answer. He'd pat me down and check my arms. If he found my wallet, he'd make me put it back before we leave

[MishaSims]

I have a really rich rich friend who’s family took me and my brother on vacation with them numerous of times. During the summer I turned 17, we went to the Bahamas, St lucia and Rio de jenerio.

I thought my friend was joking when she said me and my brother were invited and her mom told us it was because we were great friends to her younger two kids (my best friend and her twin brother)

[levistepanian]

We don’t talk about it for the rest of the trip, bro that’s brilliant! Ima use this next time I give a gift!

[skypaw]

The vouchers thing is so real. My dad is constantly asking people what they want from a particular store because he constantly has like $2000 of credit card rewards points expiring in a week.