15 Things POOR People Think RICH People DO (That they actually don’t)

15 Things Poor People Think Rich People Do (That they actually don’t)

What do poor people get wrong about rich people?
What are some things poor people think rich people do that they actually don't?
What are some things poor people mistake when thinking about rich people?
Why do poor people think rich people wear Gucci?
Why do poor people think rich people drive Ferraris?
What poor people think of rich people?
What poor people think rich people do?
What poor people think being rich is like?
Are rich people pretentious?
Are rich people bougie?
Why poor people flex on instagram?

00:00 - Intro
00:48 - Poor people think the Rich Drive Ferraris & Lamborghinis
01:45 - Poor People Think Rich People Wear Gucci (or other flashy brands)
03:05 - Poor People Think Rich People Know Celebrities
04:05 - Poor People Think Rich People Have a Masterplan to Keep Everyone else poor
04:41 - Poor People Think The Rich Pay More in Taxes Than They Do
05:53 - Poor People Think Rich People Are Good at Saving Money
07:09 - Poor People Think The Rich Have all the Answers
07:46 - Poor people think rich people are less stressed than them
08:36 - Poor people think Rich People spend their day drinking cocktails on the beach
09:23 - Poor people think the rich never worry about money
10:22 - Poor people think Rich People have no real skills
11:10 - The Poor Think That The Rich Want to be on Forbes List
11:51 - Poor People Think Rich People Don’t Help the Poor
12:51 - Poor people think the rich are Pretentious
13:26 - Poor people think Rich People have Everything
14:13 - Question

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[alux]

Hello Aluxers! What topic should we cover next Sunday?

[DaughterOfTheKingdom]

I once heard “Poor is flashy, Rich is Loud, and Wealth is Quiet”

[ryanwilliams]

The fact that there is already an excessive amount of demand awaiting its absorption, despite how everyone is frightened and calling the crash, is another reason why it is less likely to occur that way. 2008 saw no one, at least not the broad public, making this forecast, as I'll explain below. The ownership rate was noted to have peaked in 2004 in the other comment. Having previously peaked in the second quarter of 2020, we are currently at the median level. Between 2008 and 2012, it dropped by 3%, and by the second quarter of 2020, it had dropped from 68 to 65.

[sarkardevelopers]

Alux makes me feel that I'm already a billionaire and facing billionaire problems!😂 Well it's great to keep us inspired!

[salliewashington]

Learned something today. I'm a poor person, with a rich person's personality...

[latayiahicks]

I’m poor and I never think rich people are flashy. I know they are understated. And they don’t want the attention. They never speak on their wealth

[adobotravels]

Saw Mark Cuban the other day, he was just wearing mavs shirt and jeans nothing fancy.
The GOAL a is to be rich not look rich...

[TH-qbfx]

Millennials are NOT the teenagers of today. We are all very much well into adulthood now. Y'all stop.

[JimmyHFinancial]

"Poor people stay poor by trying to look rich"....I love that!!!👍

[kristinam]

I thought that high-paying job would change my life, that something would be changed in my family dynamics. I've always heard about lack of money and lack of space to live together because of lack of money to afford a bigger apartment. So I've worked my way to good-paying job (to the country standards I earn x2 the average income, so pretty good working in the 9-to-5 for just 5 years starting without any experience). You see, my dad left us before I was born (there is a whole story as well), my family never was even in the middle, always somewhere between poor and middle, we were living 3 generations (6 people) in a 3 room apartment. My mom left me at grandparents' home (the same apartment) when I was 10 to live with her new husband. Now 15 years later, I know that the money was never the problem, the lack of taking responsibility for actions was.
I don't regret working hard last 5 years, as I made my life more comfortable, and I can now afford to buy some things for myself and my family, and I can pay for a therapist.

[nicod]

My uncle is very successful and Rich, he wears jeans and Polo shirts when he isn’t in a business suit. Works out daily and only takes those 7 day vacations a few times a year to recharge. No fancy watch, no fancy designer clothes, nothing crazy. The ONLY way you’d even somewhat know he has money is by what he drives. He only owns various Porsche but that’s because he loves the brand. He told me you have have to do things for YOU. He stated don’t buy a car you can’t afford or clothes you don’t really want to show off for others. Wear those comfy jeans and that favorite faded shirt if it feels good. Drive a Honda or a Toyota because they are good cars and cost very little to maintain. Saves money that you can invest instead of spend consuming.

[rikkichadwick]

Real rich people are so busy and worried that spending time on the beach drinking wines must be some bullshit we made up from posts on Instagram...

[alux]

Poor people think rich people wear Gucci...

[samiraschafer]

Nobody becomes a millionaire or a billionaire by working for others and depending on them, good investment bring millions of dollars, and consistency brings billions, the market is all about BTC at the moment now....

[phreddphlintstone]

My wife and I started and sold a business years ago for about $13 mil. We then helped out friends and family with some financial problems for amounts ranging from $10K - $300K. I was amazed that not a one of them appreciated the money nor did they feel obligated to pay it back. That was 30+ yrs ago and only one person (my brother) ever paid it back, the rest just assumed we could afford to give the money away and kept it. I never said a word to any of them, but if it were me I would have felt obligated to pay back the money just as soon as I was able. It was shocking. Also, to a lesser extent, every sports team, organization and school function for the kids felt like we should be the sponsor of everything, buy all of the uniforms, pay all of the tourney fees, pay travel costs, etc... Just shocking the expectations of others.

[paulngumah]

The Rich people stay rich by spending less and investing more while the poor remain poor by spending much yet with no investment

[zitronentee]

Fun fact : in Japan, if you want to know someone's wealth, look how much they pay tax.
I think tax system in US is really outdated.

[newmoneymarcus]

I live in Southern California in an extremely wealthy area the well off dress like bums around here you would be shocked how many millionaires shop at 2nd hand stores.

[hectorrivero]

I rather have anxiety than not being able to pay rent or not being able to spoil my wife....

[igraphix]

I follow you all the way from Cameroon. You give me a first world mindset in a third world country. Thank you ALUX