People Who Grew Up Rich, What Did You Think Was Normal? (r/AskReddit)

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[cat]

“Cries in jealous bitterness and lower middle class”

[jgooz]

Today I learned kidnapping Insurance was a thing

[AshLordCurry]

"I got really jealous because you could put magnets on it" that's the most innocent and cute thing ever lmao

[svyalinirnhut]

I see that the definition of rich family on reddit ranged from “being able to afford college tuition” to “having dinner with the president on a regular basis”.

[Prophezora]

Damn he asked why they were eating with camping

[bee-zujv]

In the first one when they said that they were jealous of metal refrigerators because you could put magnets on them, that was wholesome af

[huffrhea]

"My mother wouldnt let her order thr cheapest thing on the menu which I never realized is something poor children are trained to do."
This one hit so close to home.

[warcrabs]

How tf does kidnapping insurence work?
“If your kid gets kidnapped, we will replace them 100% free”

[keadence]

no one:
literally every rich kid: not filthy rich but

[cymonin]

Everyone's talking about just learning about kidnapping insurance, but I for sure never would of thought of the central vacuum system thing.

[hawk]

I can’t even imagine how it must be to grow up with billionaire parents. Those kids truly live in a whole different world.

[sirv]

I was today years old when I learned that “central vacuum systems” existed

[rezaracer]

"i can explain"
"you got $1000 daily allowance and i just get $100?!"
"you get $100? a day? im just $75"
"you all get paid?"

[jordyn]

When you know your parents are broke it’s instinct to buy the cheapest thing, you aren’t trained it common courtesy

[keepermovin]

The best part is that they say “poor kids” and I’m like that’s middle class

[anaximenadelrosario]

That guy who rejected his parents help to actually learn the meaning of money, damn. That’s brave and very commendable 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[camelopardalis]

"Do you think you drivers and maids have drivers and maids?" Is the perfect way to make someone realise that not everybody has a driver and a maid.

[serialarchitect]

I had the opposite problem of not realising exactly how poor we were. In the evenings we would sometimes stop by the hotel where my dad worked as a waiter. Until I was 5, I thought we were the hotel owners.

[faith]

poor kids arent "trained" to buy cheap things and order cheapest things on the menu, is just survival instinct bro.

[etol]

I love how most of these kids aren't spoiled brats. Like, that one guy wanted to pay back his parents for all they had done... these parents did a good job raising good human beings.