21 Years Pretending to Be Poor, It Turns Out That Their Father is a Crazy Rich

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[KleeAvery]

33 now and until this day I am still waiting for my parents to tell me that we're actually crazy rich.

[Ebizzill]

I've been on the side of poverty, and let me say money HELPS!!!! staying humble WHILE having money is the ultimate goal.

[antondelacruz]

Maybe the message you can take is to not be stupid with your money whether youre rich or poor.

[firesong]

Ironically, having them live in poverty to build their character only ended up making them incapable of managing such large amounts of money.

[thereisa]

I mean, he could have just taught them how to handle money in small amounts and increase it over time and proven trust/responsibility. But okay XD

[pinkiepie]

The father messed up tbh. They were poor and adjusting, but how are they supposed to know how to handle so much money? Of course they're going to splurge on luxury items.

[sketchye]

Bro that father literally pranks his family from beyond the grave

[athomenotavailable]

The morale of the story is that the director knows that the audience still wants to watch a movie where the family is rich happily ever after

[anormaluser]

That’s the common things about person who just won lottery ticket and get a million dollars, ended up worse than their past life. Because they didn’t handle properly on their money instead just wasting their money to the worthless things that didn’t even help them. So the moral story is basically “Money didn’t buy the Happiness”.

[angelsis]

Still selfish of the dad to make his wife and kids suffer. With money, he could've put them in a better school, tutoring and opened so many doors since they would have a better background and education to get better paying jobs. Imagine seeing his kids get bullied, struggling to make ends meet, not able to get into a better school and not offering to pay for that at least. He just wanted to feel righteous. All he had to do was provide his family and teach them to work hard. For instance, he could have the money to put them in a good school, but they just have to ace the test and actually work hard for grades. Or whenever they needed new clothes or a car, he could've just taken them shopping at regular brand stores and bought a used car at least. Its just fucked.

[Notaverybrightperson]

My mom owns a big logistics company based in the Philippines and I'm the manager of our California branch, and one thing that she taught me is that to not tell anyone that we're rich, specially when I was thinking of dating. Because that's how she met my dad and knew that, he loved her, not her money. Also being friends with other rich people is pretty toxic but that doesn't mean average and poor people aren't either, the latter would actually try to manipulate you but rich families just want to one up you on everything

[molvirt]

"Money doesn't buy happiness, it buys crazy @ss happiness"
-Eminem

[Makes_me_wonder]

The message is clear. Making your kids live a simple life doesn't necessarily make them financially literate.

[RandA]

The dad could have done all this with a trust fund in which a certain amount of money is distributed over a set amount of time and then the lump sum afteward. This way you slowly grow into your resources vs getting overwhelmed by them

[vimalvaira]

One thing that a lot of parents fail at is giving expose of the world to their children (money and world realities), mostly by not letting them be independent with money and life choices, which make them fail at becoming independent adults who is used to making choices, regardless of how much money you have, the correct exposure will help them be ready.

[Mori-Chan]

Moral of the story: The money you didn't get by hardwork runs dry pretty quickly.

[nvcool]

I've experienced this as a young adult to a lesser degree. My family always lived fairly frugally and I always believed we were middle class at best but one day while me and my father were driving through some undeveloped lands that stretched pretty far in Korea where my family lives, he just CASUALLY goes: "we've been going through my land for a while now I should build something on it" Imagine my shock to be told it's worth tens of millions and the government's been pestering him about development plans which would see it soar too. Not a single hint or warning over the years that we were even remotely well off. Looking back I should have suspected things seeing the bank manager in Korea complete his normal every day transactions. I just thought he had a personal relationship with the manager at the time since he lived in Korea longer than he lived abroad.

[biancafelton]

I get the message of this movie but honestly i would never trust my “father” again after he did those things to me. Doesnt he know that it can mess with my head?

[justinmathis]

I agree with this. Kids are too privileged when raised with a lot of money, so teaching them to live without the money will have them more responsible when having it later

[jaredenem]

Father looks like he forgot to teach the family how to handle money, especially big money windfalls like this.

They're basically experiencing (suffering) the same fate as the people who won the lottery that commonly ends up being worse off than where they were prior to winning.